FULL SHOT

The shot which

generally shows
the entire human figure
is called
“FULL SHOT” .
MEDIUM FULL SHOT

“MEDIUM FULL SHOT” is

generally a shot of a
Human character from
the knees up.
MEDIUM SHOT

Every shot that isn’t a full

shot or close up is a
“MEDIUM SHOT”.In
general medium shot
is taken from a
medium distance.
It is a shot of a person from
the waist up.
MEDIUM CLOSE UP

In photography
“MEDIUM
CLOSE UP” is a shot
which
is taken half-way between
medium shot and close
up.
This shot generally covers
subject’s full head and
shoulders.
CLOSE UP

Framing just the

full head
of the subject is
called
“CLOSE UP”.
EXTREME CLOSE UP

“EXTREME CLOSE UP”

Shot
is so tight that only
a fraction of focus
of attention
can be seen.It usually
covers
subject’s eyes.
LONG SHOT

The shot which

typically
shows the full object
of interest
and usually intend to
place it
in some relation with
its surroundings
is called “LONG
SHOT”.
EXTREME LONG SHOT

“EXTREME LONG
SHOT”
is generally taken
from as much as a
quarter of a mile
away.
This shot is used as
a scene setting.
ESTABLISHING SHOT

When a long shot

is used
to set up a location
and its
participants in a
film or vedio,
it is called
“ESTABLISHING
SHOT”.
OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT

“OVER THE
SHOULDER”
shot is taken from behind
a person who is looking
at the subject or talking
with
the subject.
The person facing the
subject
generally occupy 1/3 of
the frame.
BUG’S OR WORM’S - EYE POINT OF VIEW

Shot taken from a low

angle or according
to a worm or a bug’s
eye point
of view is called
“BUG’S OR
WORM’S
EYE POINT OF
VIEW”.
DUTCH ANGLE SHOT

“DUTCH ANGLE” or
“BATMAN ANGLE” is
generally achieved by
tilting the camera off to
the side
so that the shot is
composed
with the horizon
at an angle to the bottom
of the frame.
 DOLLY SHOT

“A DOLLY” is a cart which travels along tracks. The camera

is mounted on the dolly and records the shot as it moves.
Dolly shots have a number of applications and can provide
very dramatic footage.
 CAMERA PAN

“CAMERA PAN” is a horizontal camera movement

in which the camera moves from left to right
about a central axis.
CAMERA TILT

“CAMERA TILT” is
a vertical
Camera movement
in which
The camera points
up or down
From a stationary
location.
PULL FOCUS SHOT

Generally changing the

focus
during a shot is known
as “PULL FOCUS”.
it is a creative camera
technique
which usually means
adjusting the focus from
one subject
to another.
 CRANE SHOT

In motion picture terminology, a “CRANE SHOT” is a shot

taken by a camera on a crane. The most obvious uses are
to view the actors from above or to move up and away
from them.
SILHOUETTE

A “SILHOUETTE” is
the image
of a person or an
object or scene
consisting of the
outline.
The subject here
appears dark against
the background.
DEPTH OF FIELD

The distance between

The nearest and farthest
objects
That appear in
acceptably sharp focus
In a photograph is
known as
“DEPTH OF FIELD”
 ZOOM IN & ZOOM OUT
A zoom is Zooming means altering
technically the focal length of the
not a camera move lens
as to give the illusion of
it does not require moving closer to or
the further
camera itself away from the action.
to move at all.
 TRACK IN & TRACK OUT
The term tracking shot Tracking is often
is more
a shot in which the narrowly defined as
camera movement parallel to
is mounted on a cart the
which travels along action, or at least at a
tracks. constant distance
STRONG CONVERGING SHOT

When two parallel lines

Converge at a point ,
then
It is said to be
“STRONG
CONVERGING
SHOT”.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are thankful to our teacher , SUBHAJIT DAS

And our very dear group members
For helping us through out our project
GROUP MEMBERS

DEBANJANA TALUKDAR
ROSHNI DATTA
INDROLINA BISWAS
RAHUL DASGUPTA