Captions

 High angle shot, used to induce insignificance or vulnerability; amongst other things.

 Another high angle shot

 The Rule of Thirds, the subject takes up a third of the screen, while the rest of the scene is taken up by the other 2 thirds.

 Birds eye view; adds to audience appeal giving the audience a different view of the action.

 Medium Close up; Brings focus to character.

 Over the Shoulder; Somebody following a person or placing the audience in the character's position.

 Long Shot; Used often in horror films; shows the character without giving away much of his/her appearance or identity. Can also be used for establishing a location or an action.

 Tilt Shot; Used to create confusion, distortion, disorientation or a nightmare.

 Another medium close up

Extreme Close Up; Utilised to closely identify with character or action. Often used to symbolise horror in a thriller.

 Another rule of thirds caption.

Another close up.

A Worms Eye View; Often used to indicate fear- audience view a situation from a characters vulnerable perspective.