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= **Camera Angles** =
 * ** EWS (Extreme Wide Shot **
 * The view is so far from the subject that he isn't even visible. Often used as an establishing shot. **
 * ** VWS (Very Wide Shot) **
 * The subject is visible (barely), but the emphasis is still on placing him in his environment. **
 * ** WS (Wide Shot) **
 * The subject takes up the full frame, or at least as much as comfortably possible. **
 * //AKA:// long shot, full shot **
 * ** MS (Mid Shot) **
 * Shows some part of the subject in more detail while still giving an impression of the whole subject. **
 * ** MCU (Medium Close Up) **
 * Half way between a MS and a CU. **
 * ** CU (Close Up) **
 * A certain feature or part of the subject takes up the whole frame. **

=Shot Lengths=
 * ** Long Shot **
 * A long shot is used in film and animation to basically show the subject they want the audience to be focused on in a scene.**
 * ** Medium Shot **
 * half of a long shot**
 * ** Big Close Up Shot **
 * used to show one character up close and personal, usually framing the head.**
 * ** Extreme close-up shot **
 * Close-ups are mainly detail shots.**
 * ** Eye Level **
 * level is a basic shot that is filmed as if it was right where you are standing, from your height. It’s a basic shot.**
 * ** Bird's eye view **
 * eye views are simply there to allow the scene to be set up much like an extreme long shot.**

=Types Of Lighting=
 * **Side Lighting**
 * Side Lighting is when the lighting is coming from the side.**
 * **Back Lighting**
 * Back lighting is when light is behind your subject and is directed at you and your camera.**
 * **Rim Lighting**
 * When light comes in at an acute angle it can create highlights along the edges of your subject.**
 * **Ambient Lighting**
 * Ambient light is non-direct soft lighting that often is bounced from one surface to another. As a result of the non-direct lighting, brightness of your subject is lower than with other types of lighting**
 * **Hard Lighting**
 * Hard light is quite direct and can often be intense in brightness. This type of lighting creates strong shadows and high contrast**