Question

what type of shot is this? * 2 points image of a watch held in a hand

• close up shot
• insert shot/ extreme close up
• medium full shot
• low angle shot

this shot is taken with a tilted horizon, often used to signify imbalance or uncertainty, but sometimes for aesthetic effect. * 2 points

• aerial shot
• canted or dutch angle
• low angle
• wide shot

what type of shot is this? * 2 points image of a person holding a gun

• master shot
• full shot
• wide shot
• medium full shot

Explanation:

First Question:

A Close Up Shot focuses on a small area or object, like the watch here. Insert Shot/Extreme Close Up is more extreme (e.g., just a part of the watch face), Medium Full Shot shows more of the scene/body, and Low Angle Shot is about camera angle from below. The image shows a hand holding a watch with detailed focus on the watch, so Close Up Shot fits.

A Canted or Dutch Angle is defined by a tilted horizon, used for imbalance/uncertainty or aesthetic. Aerial Shot is from above, Low Angle from below, Wide Shot shows a large scene. The description matches Canted or Dutch Angle.

A Full Shot shows the subject (person) from head to toe or full figure with some background. Master Shot is a wide shot of the entire scene/action, Wide Shot is broader (more environment), Medium Full Shot is less than full. The image shows the person with their full figure and some background, so Full Shot fits.

Answer:

A. Close Up Shot

Second Question: