Wuthering Heights Shot Types

Camera Shot Terms

• Ariel Shot- Camera shot from an overhead position
• Close Up- Shoulders Upwards
• Medium Shot- Waist Upwards
• Long Shot- Showing the area around
• Dutch Tilt- Tilt the camera at an angle
• Establishing Shot- Establishes a setting/scene
• High Angle Shot- High shot, looks down at something
• Xtreme Close Up- Fills the whole camera shot
• Eye Level- Level to audiences eyes
• Two Person- Shot with two people
• Dirty Shot/Dirty Two/Three- When something obstructs the shot
• Deep Focus- Everything is in focus
• Over the shoulder- Camer angle with a shoulder in the shot/looking over the shoulder
• Shot Reverese, Shot- Two characters interacting and the camera shot going back and forth
• Wide- Establishing wide shot
• Mid Shot- Waist Up
• POV- Point of view shot
• Cowboy Shot- Waist shot