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Identifying different camera shots types and sizes recorded during production.

Shot Coverage and Shot Sizes

Understanding the different camera angles.

Details about various composition and framing shot options to tell a visual story.

Describing the differences between shots that move the camera and those that do not.

When a camera is focused, it shows the sharpest image possible. When a camera is out of focus, the image will be blurry.

An excellent guide to follow when framing a shot is the Rule of Thirds.

When composing a shot, an important visual element to keep in mind is making sure your subject has “room” within the frame.

B-Roll footage visually clarifies expands on a story.

An Overview of the Reaction Shot and how it is able to convey story information quickly and without any dialogue.

The intentional shot selection for each scene in a film provides valuable information to the audience.

White Balance is a camera setting that adjusts a shot's color to remove any unnatural color tones.

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