1. Types of Shots
and
Storyboard
Manuel Morales

2. Contents
1. Types of Shots
a) Extreme wide shot and Wide shot
b) Medium shot and Medium close up
c) Close up and Extreme close up
2. Animal Protection Fund: Storyboard
a) Close Up and Wide Shot
b) Wide Shot and Extreme wide shot
c) Two Shot and Three shot

3. Shows a broad view of the surroundings around.
Distance and geographic location.
Shows an entire character from head to toe.

4. Shows a character usually cut off across the legs above
or below the knees. It is wide enough to show the
physical setting in which the action is taking place.
Shows a character’s upper body, arms, and head.

5. Shows a character’s face and shoulders. It is close
enough to show subtle facial expressions clearly.
Shows only a part of a character’s face.

6. Animal Protection Fund
Storyboard

7. Close Up
The face of a sad dog. Represents loneliness
and abandonment.
Wide Shot
A dog eating. It seems unnourished.

8. Wide Shot
A dog jumping. It seems happy.
Extreme close up
Approach to the face of a cat.

9. Two Shot
Two cats in a hat.
Three Shot
Two cats and a dog sleeping on the steps.