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| Go toward object or away from close up object |
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| See person and surrounding area |
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| Looking Up ( Show Frightened or Scared) |
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| Looking Down (killing someone) |
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| foward or reverse motion of the camera from behind, camera pushing object |
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| Moves camara parallel to the subject, subjects don't move, wheeled platform moves camera |
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| Moves the camara horizontally, camara is moving side to side |
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| moves up and down, vertical movement |
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| goes from tight to wide shot |
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| Goes from wide to tight shot |
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| Shot in one of the thirds, not in dead center |
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| space above the character's head |
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| Space between the nose and the frame |
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| maintain same left/right relationship; left remain on left and right remain on right |
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| Camera stays still, something moves through the camera frame |
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| Natural Transition Devices |
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| Go from one cut to the other in logical order |
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| Anyhting within the frame in the movie, anything we see |
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| Main light that creates depth; light at it's brightest point |
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| light above and behind the subject to seperate it from its backround |
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| Too much backlight that creates a silohuette |
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