1. This is an establishing shot that generally shows a setting. It normally shows an exterior e.g. a building or landscape.

2. This is an example of a long shot which shows a character in their surroundings. It shows the character as life size i.e. head and the top of the frame and feet at the bottom.

3. This is an example of a medium shot, showing a character from the waist up. Variations include two-shot, three-shot or over the shoulder shot.

4. Two Shot Over Shoulder Shot Three Shot

5. This is an example of a close-up. This concentrates on facial expression, emotions and specific details of mise-en-scene.

6. This is an example of an extreme close up. This shows the significance of an object.

7. This example of a point-of-view shot. This shows the view from the characters perspective.

8. This is a high angles shot which shows power towards the viewer and a lower status to the subject being taken.

9. This is a low angle shot showing power towards the subject and more tension.

10. This is a location shot as it shows the viewer the whole location and its surroundings.