1. Over the Shoulder
This shot is where the camera is positioned behind the subject, capturing their side profile.
2. Close-Up
A close-up shot focuses on a specific part of the subject, often the face or hands.
3. Wide Angle
Wide-angle shots cover a large area, creating a sense of space and often making the subject appear smaller.
4. Medium Shot
This shot captures the subject from the chest up, providing a balance between close-ups and long shots.
5. Close-Up (Part 2)
A variation of the close-up shot, focusing on a different aspect of the subject.
6. Long Shot
Long shots cover a wide area, with the subject often seen in the context of their environment.
7. Angle Shot
This shot captures the subject from an unusual angle, adding interest and dynamism to the image.
8. High Angle
From above, this shot can make the subject appear smaller or more vulnerable.
9. Low Angle
From below, this shot can make the subject appear more imposing or powerful.
10. Profile Shot
This shot captures the subject's profile, often emphasizing their facial features or defining their shape.
11. Telephoto Shot
Telephoto shots are taken from a distance, magnifying the subject and their surroundings.
12. Macro Shot
A macro shot captures the subject at a very close range, focusing on textures and small details.
13. Rear Shot
This shot captures the subject from behind, often used to show motion or to focus on the background.