Extreme wide shot- This is used when you want to see the whole area of where your filming, so the audience can know the whole scene in detail.
Wide shot- This shot can show also kinda show the area but it does show the whole person. This shot is actually good when filming an action of the characters. This is also sometimes known as the long shot.
Medium shot- This shows the person from the waist up. This shot is very common in films when characters are talking to the camera or talking to a another person and this allows the audience to see hand gestures and motions.
Medium close ups- This one is shows the subject in more detail like, the persons emotions. This one is framed just below the shoulders to the top of the head.
Close ups- This shot, the camera has zoomed into your face or something for it to show a particular part of a subject. This is usually just the shot frame is just the head.
Extreme close ups- This one is very zoomed in and you get much greater detail of whats happening in the shot or film. This is usually shot on to the eyes together or the mouth.
One of these shots used in the short horror film and how is it helpful?
We will defiantly take into consideration of these camera shots as they are helpful and useful when making a film. I think the medium shot is perfect for our film because, theirs a part when we are gonna film in the kitchen and our actress aaingel can be clearly seen when shes doing her part. This shot is good because it allows the audience to see her hand gestures and motions because she is going to be moving her arms like when she picks up her cup. I also think the close up will help the film because that shot kinda creates tension and we want that for our film. We think the close up shot will be good when she pours in the wine or when she picks up the knife from the side of her bed. Also there's a part in our film where there's writing on the shower window and that will have extreme close up to make the audience scared and jumpy. A medium close up shot could be used when the monster appears in the scene.
These camera angles are very helpful to anyone who is making a film because it will prepare you and you will have an idea of what you want your film to look like or even what your film is about. I personally really like the medium shot because its the one that is most common in films and i like to see how the character is feeling and with this shot i can tell as you can see their hand gestures and motions.