Learn about Camera shots
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Extreme Wide Shot- It is usually the first shot in the a new scene. You can not see the main character. en.wikipedia.org

Very Wide Shots- This scene shows the subject is visible. It has plenty of room for action. thedude.com

Wide Shot- The main character head almost touches the top. The main character feet almost touches the bottom of the screen www.shutterstock.com

Mid Shot- Shows more detail of the main character. The lower part of the body does not show or matter. calebmercier.wordpress.com

Medium Close-Up- This shot is between the mid- shot and the close up. Gives more detail of the face. emmahibbertmedia.blogspot.com

Close-Up- The face takes up the entire screen. It shows more emotion of the object. www.cdc.gov

Extreme Close-Up: You need to use this shot for certain times. It usually shows the eyes and the upper face of the object. luciestevensthriller.blogspot.com

Over the Shoulder Shot- Looking from behind a character’s shoulder. rhysfilmandmedia.blogspot.com

Point of View Shot- Shows what the person is doing. It basically shows the person’s point of view. tomoswellunit23.blogspot.com -