Extreme Close Up (ECU), Focuses on one body part , Close Up, Used to show facial expressions, Medium Close Up , From the chest up , Medium Shot, From the hips up, Cowboy Shot, From mid thigh up, Medium Full Shot, From knee up, Full Shot, Show full body including feet, Establishing Shot, Used to set the scene, Birds Eye View, Looks down directly on a landscape or person., Point of View, Shows the characters point of view from his eyes., Over the Shoulder, Often used in conversations, High Angle Shot, Often used to make the subject look smaller/inferior, Low Angle Shot, Often used to make the subject look more powerful, Panning Camera Movement, Camera is fixed, but moves horizontally , Tracking Camera Movement, A dolly or track is used to follow the subject, Tilting Camera Movement, The camera is fixed but tilts up or down, Zoom, Using the zoom to move in and out of a shot, Dutch angle, Used to make the viewer feel uneasy, Out of focus, The camera is purposefully left out of focus for a shot, Wide shot, A wide shot tells the audience who is in the scene, where the scene is set, and when the scene takes place..

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