10 Camera shots/angles

 

10 Camera shots/angles


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   A MID SHOT: A girl smiling for the picture                     

        
                                    AERIAL SHOT: A guy inspecting a hand sanitizer                                                                                   


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   LONG SHOT: A full classroom with library books                                     

LOW ANGLE SHOT: A boy who's thinking intensively



OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT: A girl realizing she needs to go home.
CLOSE UP SHOT: He is tired and needs to sleep
TWO SHOT: Two people trying to figure out how to do the work



WIDE SHOT: A boy teaching two other people how to take a picture

CANTED ANGLE SHOT: distorted version of blue chairs





POINT OF VIEW SHOT: Video of someone pov looking at a statue

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