Field of view or framing shots is a step that should determine the broad field of view for a main object andother objects in relation to the background.

Shot so far, presents a very wide field of view, the camera takes the overall view. The main object andother objects appear very small in relation to the background.

Long Shot

Shot so far, presents the field of view is closer than the Extreme Long Shot, the object is still dominated by a broader background.

Medium Long Shot

Shot that provides a field of view is closer than the long shot, human objects are usually shown from above the knee to above the head.

Medium Shot

Here the object becomes larger and dominant, human objects revealed from above waist reached the top of the head. The background is still visible sebading with the main object.

Medium Close Up

Shot very close, the object is shown from the chest to the head. This MCU most frequently used in television.

Close Up

Shot near, the object becomes the point of major concern in this shot, very little background visible belakng. For human objects are usually displayed face from the shoulders to above the head.

Big Close Up

Shot featuring a specific part of the human body. Object fills the entire screen and clear details.

Extrime Close Up

Shot featuring a specific part of the human body. Object fills the entire screen and clear details.