Camera Angles

A medium shot- the most commonly used shot in cinema. It is used to show any character interaction.
Close up- used to show the audience something important

Shot reverse shot- used for dialogue, makes the audience feel they are part of the conversation

High angle shot- Camera pointing downwards towards character, connotes power over the object you are viewing. Makes the character appear inferior.

Low angle shot- camera points upwards towards character, makes character appear powerful, superior and stronger.

Tracking shot- camera is parallel to the action and follows the 'subject' or action.

Pan- camera sweeps from left to right.

Tilt- camera tilts to go up and down. Usually to show attractive women.