Powerpoint which goes through the basic shot types and angles with examples.

1. Basic Shot Types

3. An extreme long shot this time - also an establishing shot - (it shows us where the action is set)

4. Note this shot is from the air - therefore it is also an aerial shot

5. Another ELS - this time from the ground, not an establishing shot as it is mid-sequence

6. A Long shot (LS) - note the full body is in view

7. A mid-shot (MS) roughly from the waist up

8. CLose-up (CU) used to show emotion/reaction

9. Extreme close up (ECU) to show detail of action

10. Over the shoulder shot - also in this case a Two shot

11. Point of View shot (POV) to help audience empathise with character

13. High-angle shot - looking down on the action maybe to show vulnerability

14. Low angle, looking up, in this case to show the villain ’ s lack of awareness that Bond is behind him in the cab

15. A mild Dutch tilt (or canted angle) to show consternation or confusion in characters