• Use low angle shot to make someone look powerful.
  • close up is when the camera is super close to the person, it can make things stand out such as the subject's makeup.
  • long shot to show the person's surrounding extreme close up is really close to the subject's face such as an eye.
  • Positioning: the way which a text locates members of the audience, this is one of the primary ways in which producers can affect, challenge or involve the audience. 

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