Shot Composition

3. The piece on top of the tripod that screws into the camera to hold it in place.
4. Splitting the screen into thirds both horizontally and vertically to create points of interest.
8. A head to toe shot with context about the location.
9. How the elements on screen appear in respect to each other.
10. A shot of the whole face with almost no context of the location.
13. A shot showing extreme detail.
15. A shot showing landscape/location or large action.
16. The amount of space between the top of the subject and the top of the frame.

1. A video recording device.
2. Used to power the camera.
3. A stand to support the camera with three points of contact with the ground.
5. Everything within the frame of the camera.
6. The size and shape of a video.
7. From the time you press record to the time you stop recording (One continuous recording).
11. The space in front of a subject in the direction that they are facing on screen.
12. A waist up shot with only a little context about the location.
14. A small rectangular card that the camera records the video files to.