IMPRESSIONS CONVEYED A shot in which the subject or scene is filmed from above and the camera points down on the action Write the numbers according to the impression conveyed by the camera it often makes the subject appear weak or vulnerable it makes the subject appear larger than life, more formidable, sometimes more menacing the subject appears relatively small in the frame; it can put the stress on the sense of loss or despair it focuses the attention of the viewer on the subject itself; for example it can be used to emphasize a feeling or emotion it is used for delivering facts or general information only it focuses the attention of the viewer on the subject itself; for example it can be used to emphasize a particular type of action it shows some part of the subject in more detail while still giving an impression of the whole subject, avoiding being too uncomfortably close refers to a conventional camera shot filmed from a medium distance; although it is difficult to precisely define, it usually refers to a human figure from the waist (or knees) up a camera view of an object or character from a considerable distance The subject is visible (barely), but the emphasis is still on placing him in his environment a type of long shot that includes a subject's entire body (head to feet) a shot in which the subject is filmed directly from below and the camera tilts up at the action or character a shot taken from a close distance of the object; a person's head from the shoulders or neck up is a commonlyfilmed close-up a shot in which the subject takes up the full frame