Video Editing Worksheet: Shot Types and Angles
Creator's tip (Choose the shot for the job): Wide shot = the whole place; medium shot = waist up; close-up = a face; detail shot = one small part. Low angle (looking up) = big and strong; high angle (looking down) = small or weak. Eye level = normal and fair; bird’s-eye view = straight down from above.
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- 1.True or false: to make a hero look tall, use a low angle. (a) True (b) False
- 2.True or false: to make someone look small, use a high angle. (a) False (b) True
- 3.Which of these is best shown with a close-up? (a) a worried face (b) a ladybird’s spots (c) the whole playground (d) a ring on a finger
- 4.🎥 Which shot best shows how a person feels? (a) a bird’s-eye view (b) a close-up (c) a blank screen (d) a wide shot
- 5.Which of these is best shown with a detail shot? (a) a crowd at a fair (b) where the story happens (c) a teacher at the board (d) just one eye
- 6.Which of these is best shown with a detail shot? (a) a worried face (b) a teacher at the board (c) a face showing feelings (d) a fingertip on a key
- 7.True or false: to make a tower look grand, use eye level. (a) False (b) True
- 8.Which of these is best shown with a wide shot? (a) a face showing feelings (b) a person and the setting (c) a ladybird’s spots (d) a person, waist up
- 9.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to film a calm chat? (a) a low angle (b) a bird’s-eye view (c) a high angle (d) eye level
- 10.True or false: a wide shot best shows a crowd at a fair. (a) False (b) True
- 11.Which of these is best shown with a close-up? (a) a ring on a finger (b) a teacher at the board (c) a face showing feelings (d) a person, waist up
- 12.True or false: to make a tower look grand, use a low angle. (a) True (b) False
- 13.🎥 Which shot best shows the whole playground? (a) a close-up (b) a detail shot (c) a medium shot (d) a wide shot
- 14.True or false: a close-up best shows the whole playground. (a) False (b) True
- 15.🎥 Which shot best shows a ladybird’s spots? (a) a wide shot (b) a medium shot (c) a detail shot (d) a close-up
- 16.Which of these is best shown with a close-up? (a) two friends chatting (b) a smiling face (c) a ladybird’s spots (d) a teacher at the board
- 17.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to make a hero look tall? (a) eye level (b) a low angle (c) a high angle (d) a bird’s-eye view
- 18.True or false: to make a bully look weak, use a high angle. (a) False (b) True
- 19.🎥 Which shot best shows a ring on a finger? (a) a close-up (b) a wide shot (c) a detail shot (d) a medium shot
- 20.True or false: to look straight down, use a bird’s-eye view. (a) False (b) True
- 21.🎥 Which shot best shows a person and the setting? (a) a detail shot (b) a wide shot (c) a close-up (d) a medium shot
- 22.True or false: a wide shot best shows a teacher at the board. (a) False (b) True
- 23.True or false: a wide shot best shows where the story happens. (a) False (b) True
- 24.Which of these is best shown with a medium shot? (a) a person and the setting (b) two friends chatting (c) a ladybird’s spots (d) a smiling face
- 25.Which of these is best shown with a detail shot? (a) a ladybird’s spots (b) two friends chatting (c) a face showing feelings (d) a person and the setting
- 26.🎥 Why keep the camera steady? (a) to make it longer (b) to change colour (c) so it is not shaky (d) to make it louder
- 27.True or false: to show a fair, normal view, use eye level. (a) True (b) False
- 28.🎥 Which shot best shows a crowd at a fair? (a) a close-up (b) a wide shot (c) a detail shot (d) a medium shot
- 29.Which of these is best shown with a medium shot? (a) a worried face (b) where the story happens (c) a crowd at a fair (d) a teacher at the board
- 30.Which of these is best shown with a wide shot? (a) a face showing feelings (b) a fingertip on a key (c) a crowd at a fair (d) a ladybird’s spots
- 31.Which of these is best shown with a wide shot? (a) two friends chatting (b) a ring on a finger (c) where the story happens (d) a face showing feelings
- 32.🎥 A shot filmed from straight above is called … (a) a low angle (b) a close-up (c) eye level (d) a bird’s-eye view
- 33.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to show a table from above? (a) eye level (b) a bird’s-eye view (c) a low angle (d) a high angle
- 34.True or false: a detail shot best shows a ladybird’s spots. (a) True (b) False
- 35.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to look straight down? (a) a low angle (b) eye level (c) a bird’s-eye view (d) a high angle
- 36.🎥 Which shot best shows where the story happens? (a) a medium shot (b) a close-up (c) a wide shot (d) a detail shot
- 37.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to make a giant look huge? (a) a low angle (b) a high angle (c) a bird’s-eye view (d) eye level
- 38.True or false: a close-up best shows a smiling face. (a) False (b) True
- 39.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to make someone look small? (a) a low angle (b) a bird’s-eye view (c) a high angle (d) eye level
- 40.🎥 Which camera angle would you use to make a bully look weak? (a) a low angle (b) eye level (c) a high angle (d) a bird’s-eye view
Answer key
- True
- True
- a worried face
- a close-up
- just one eye
- a fingertip on a key
- False
- a person and the setting
- eye level
- True
- a face showing feelings
- True
- a wide shot
- False
- a detail shot
- a smiling face
- a low angle
- True
- a detail shot
- True
- a wide shot
- False
- True
- two friends chatting
- a ladybird’s spots
- so it is not shaky
- True
- a wide shot
- a teacher at the board
- a crowd at a fair
- where the story happens
- a bird’s-eye view
- a bird’s-eye view
- True
- a bird’s-eye view
- a wide shot
- a low angle
- True
- a high angle
- a high angle
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