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Group 2


 * pan- the rotation of the camera left to right like a human head
 * tilt- it moves up and down on the vertical plane like a human head shaking their head yes or no
 * zoom in- zoom in is when you make something bigger and add more focus to a small or distant thing
 * zoom out- is when you widen the picture making it wider and close things smaller
 * dolly- it makes TV and filming soother shots making it more high quality
 * tracking- it records the movement of objects
 * explain when or why these types of shots might be used. they are used when you want a specific thing. Either a close shot or far shot. Smoothest possible for video. looking at the sky or ground. Looking at a quick left or right snap. to record everything at one time with perfect focus.

Group 3
 * extreme close up (ECU)- is when something as small as an eye can only be seen well from the closeness of something
 * close up (CU)- when someone's head for example will take up the whole picture
 * medium shot (MS)- is when you can see all or almost all of a person for example. Most professional family photos are like this
 * long shot (ls)- it shows the entire object and not part. When a movie shows a crowd. This is a long shot
 * wide shot (ws)- same thing as a long shot
 * why and when might a director choose these different shots, how do they effect the mood of the shot? they might choose them when the¥ have to show a crowd. a close up for an action shot. Showing that emotion is close up and far away. These are used most in action films