what are the different types of shots in film?

Question

i need at least 20 different types of shots

Answer 1

Establishing Shot
Tight Shot
Close Up
Extreme Close Up
Wide Shot
Pan
Tilt
Zoom
Dolly
Arc
Follow Shot
Over the Shoulder shot
Reaction shot
Wide shot
Extreme Wide shot
Monkey Cam(yeah thats a little bizarre)
medium shot
head and shoulder shot
truck shot
helicopter shot
over head shot
point of view

and my favorite
out of focus ( see it way too often)

Answer 2

Establishing shot- normally at the beginning and establishes the scene

Extreme long shot- the focus object is far away, giving a landscape view of the area surrounding it

Long shot- a tighter view of the extreme long shot

Medium shot- normally covers the torso and head of a person

Close up- normally from the neck up of a person

Extreme close up- normally just the face of a person

Shot reverse shot- often used during a conversation; a shot of one person speaking, then a shot of the other person speaking, etc.; can include reaction shots within the scene

Reaction shot- a shot of a person's reaction due to conversation, an event, environment, etc.

Panning- moving the camera from side to side (horizontal)

Tilting- moving the camera up and down (vertical)

Master shot- often the first shot taken for a scene; like an establishing shot, it helps set the mood for the scene and may even be resed throughout the scene or movie

Point of view shot- shot from a particular person's point of view

Bird eye view- shot from above

Also, remember the 180 degree rule: when you have object/person A on the left, the should stay to the left of the screen until you establish another shot that proves differently

Answer 3

The money shot
the bad shot
the good shot
the night shot
the rain shot
the morning shot
the fog shot