Two shot-refers to the number of characters in the frame-Harry Potter
Extreme Wide shot- Harry Potter
Point of view shot
What effect does the position have on the audience
-make you feel tence
-mysterious
-nervous
-makes you feel part of it
-dramatic irony
Pan-side to side
Tilt-tilting up and down
Zoom-making the audience focus on a specific part
Tracking-Following
Zoom Shots-The incredible hulk and Jaws
change the position of the audience very quikely
-trombone shot
-birds eye view
-worms eye view
-Medium angle
-High angle
-Low angle
-Birds eye view
-hand held
-found footage
Sequence shot- where it lets the scene playout and is a long running shot that usally runs over a minnute.
The cut- A transition from the end of one shot to the begining of another
Dissolve- where one shot slowly fades into another
Wipe-Where the second shot rolls over the first shot
screen direction-consistant direction of movement between shots
match on action-lets movement carry from one shot too another
eye line- shows you where the actor is looking at and what there looking at.
crossing the axis-showed in different angles but you can tell what is happening
establishing shot-shows where the scene takes place
master shot- shows the entire scene
reverse angle-opposite side of the first angle
shot reverse shot-a master shot then a close up then a reverse to a close up
cross cutting-jump from one scene to another to show what there soing at the same place