E-Comm 6-Shot System Tutorial

This is the 6-Shot System. This is a great system for photographers, film makers, etc. It is a great way to get a variety of shots.

Close-Up of the HANDS


This is the Close-Up of the HANDS. This is to show action. An example is hands putting glasses on.









Close-Up of the FACE

This is the Close-Up of the FACE. This is to show emotion. An example is crying or smiling.
Over the Shoulder

This the the Over the Shoulder shot. This is a great shot to show the viewer what the person is doing, their point of view. Like you show if they are tying on a computer.










Medium Shot

 This is the Medium Shot. This is a photo of the waist up.













Wide Shot


This is the Wide Shot. This is a shot of the feet to the top of the head. This is a great shot for filmmakers to show where their subject is.
Extra Wide Shot


This is the last shot. This is called the Extra Wide Shot. This shows what is happening around the subject. 

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