Shot types are described in relation to the distance between camera and the MAIN “subject” in the frame. showing or revealing the most important story information at the appropriate moment). One goal of the director/filmmaker is to visually guide the audience’s attention to “ where to look in the frame” in order to hold their attention and move the narrative forward. Knowing these terms save time when communicating with the crew and are part of “film grammar.” Using these camera shots, combined with perspective tricks, enables you to plan out your scenes in an easy-to-read visual shorthand.
Professional film and video productions assign names to commonly used shot types.
Great film and video storytelling requires knowing the language of film and when and how to use it. The first steps in the production of a film or video is to learn the visual language of moving images.
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