Panoramic- This is a far away shot which normally is for showing the audience the location

Long shot- This shot is for showing movement and the whole character to show the audience their figure or clothing.

Mid shot- This shows the characters attire.

Close up- This shows the characters facial expression, it can show their mood, attitude and dialogue.

Extreme close up- This shows the characters detail of their face, for example their eye colour.

Establishing shot- This is the first shot the audience sees this helps them determine the location of the scene.

2 shot- This is a shot that involves 2 people in the frame, this shows their relationship.

POV (point of view) shot- This positions the audience as the character.

OTS (over the shoulder shot)- This helps the audience to be able to experiment what the character is looking at.

High angle- This makes the character look smaller, therefore becoming less powerful and weak.

Low angle- This makes the character more powerful and strong.

Birds eye view- This shot is directly down, for example from a helicopter.

Worms eye view- This short is taken laid on the ground.

Canted angle- This frame is slandered this connotes if something is strange or where something is wrong.