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| Exteme Close Up (ECU) This is used to shown detail in emotion or scenery. It is used in tense and/or confusing situations in film and tv. |
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| Close Up (CU) This shows less detail than an ECU, but highlights that it whatever is shown is important to the storyline. It is often used in fast paced scenes. |
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| Medium Shot (MS) This is used in conversation, and shows most body language and facial expressions. It allows room for movement and is used in most conversation scenes. |
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| Medium Long Shot (MLS) This shows a lot less detail. It allows room for full body reactions and body language. It is used in the start of confrontational scenes. |
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Long Shot (LS) This shot shows the full human body. It allows a full range of movement, and is often used at the end of highly dramatic scenes. |
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| Extreme Long Shot (ELS) This shot is usually used for establishing shots, and shows a wide range of characters and background. |
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