Ones that I have studied however include the mid shot, the close up, extreme close up, over the shoulder shot, point of view shot and also a panning shot.
A mid shot is when the subject takes up the frame or as much as possible.
The close ups are when the camera shows a specific part of a subject and it fits the whole frame, in an extreme close up the feature is in full detail.
An over the shoulder shot is when you are looking from behind a person at the subject, this is manly used when conversations are being held.
A point of view shot is when the perspective of the subject is shown as if you are looking through their eyes.
A panning shot is when the camera follows the subject for example when they are walking.
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