1. Shots

2. CONTENT
 Types of shots
 Panorama
 Wide
 Two shot
 Close Up
 Extreme Close Up
 Story Board

3. TYPES OF SHOTS
 Panorama: in this type of shot, the view is so far
from the subject that he isn't even visible. Often
used as an establishing shot to show the ambient
or context.
 Wide: in this type , the subject takes up the full
frame, or at least as much as comfortably
possible. The wide shot can be used to show the
character's actions.

4. TYPES OF SHOTS
 Two-shot: this is a shot of two people, which is
usually used to show a conversation between two
characters.
 Close Up: This case is to Show a certain feature
or part of the subject takes up the whole frame. Is
used to show the character's expressions with
detail.

5. TYPES OF SHOTS
 Extreme close up: The extreme close up is used
to reveal very small details in the scene. It might
be used to reveal horror in a subject. It might
also be used in a mystery to show some detail
that the detective picks up on or to show some
small clue.

6. STORY BOARD
Panoram
a
Panorama of the trees. Panorama of the river. Panorama of the trees
with birds.
Wide
Tree talking. Furi talking. Tree talking.
Two Shot
Two trees talking. Furi talking with a tree. Two trees talking.

7. STORY BOARD
Close Up
Close Up of Furi. Close Up of a tree. Close Up of a tree
Extreme Close Up
ECU of a electricity pole. ECU of a fruit of a tree Detail of a cocoon.