Angle Views

Establishing shot

Wide shot


Medium shot


Close-Up


Extreme Close-up


Over the shoulder shot


Proper lead-room (or nose-room)


Proper headroom


Bird's eye view

High Angle


Neutral Angle


Low Angle


Worm's view

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