| 1 | { |
| 2 | "Close Shot": "Captures only the upper body of the speaker, ideal for creating a sense of tension, pressure, or intimacy and focus on the character.", |
| 3 | "Mid Shot": "Captures only the speaker's full body, useful for showing body language and balances detail and context.", |
| 4 | "Follow Shot": "The camera follows the character continuously as they move. This shot creates a sense of immersion and keeps the audience connected to the character’s journey.", |
| 5 | "Pan Shot": "The camera remains focused on the character, even if the character moves. This maintains the audience's attention on the character, emphasizing their importance or reactions.", |
| 6 | "360 Degrees Shot": "The camera rotates 360 degrees around the character (the character must be standing).", |
| 7 | "Curve Surround Shot": "The camera moves from the character's feet to their head while sweeping from back to front (the character must be standing).", |
| 8 | "Track Shot": "The camera will dynamically transition from one long shot to another long shot.", |
| 9 | "Zoom Shot": "This shot allows for a smooth transition from one perspective to another.", |
| 10 | "Long Shot": "This shot displays the entire scene." |
| 11 | } |