.1. Plan Américain Cinématographique / Cinematic Medium Shot

camera angle: medium shot, character framed from mid-thigh to top of head, centered composition, cinematic lighting

.2. Contre-Plongée Héroïque / Heroic Low Angle

dramatic low-angle shot, camera looking up at the character from below waist height, strong heroic posture, epic background

.3. Vue Aérienne Type Drone / Drone-Style Aerial View

top-down aerial view, drone perspective, camera positioned directly above subject, environmental context visible

.4. Plongée Totale / Direct Overhead View

high-angle overhead shot, looking straight down on the subject from above, minimalist layout, graphic composition

.5. Contre-Plongée Extrême / Extreme Worm’s-Eye View

worm’s-eye view, ultra low-angle from ground level, looking up at subject towering over camera, dramatic lighting

.6. Vue Sous Sol Transparent / Below Transparent Floor View

camera placed below transparent glass floor, looking up at character standing above, visible sole of shoes, realistic lighting

.7. Plan Serré sur le Torse / Close-Up on Torso

close-up crop, camera focused from chest to top of head, blurred background for emphasis, detailed facial expression

.8. Vue de Dos Lointaine / Distant Back View

over-the-shoulder shot from far behind the character, wide landscape in front, sense of isolation or contemplation

.9. Vue Latérale Profil Pur / Pure Side Profile

side profile view, camera aligned directly with the subject’s profile, clean background, symmetrical framing

.10. Plongée Oblique Stylisée / Stylized Oblique Top View

oblique bird’s-eye view, diagonal top-down angle, creates visual tension, dynamic composition

.11. Vue Panoramique Grand Angle / Panoramic Wide Shot

ultra-wide angle shot, panoramic view, subject small in the frame, environmental storytelling emphasis

.12. Plan Intime Ultra Serré / Extreme Close-Up

extreme close-up, camera tightly zoomed on eyes or mouth, hyperrealistic detail, shallow depth of field

.13. Caméra à la Première Personne / First-Person POV

first-person view, camera placed at eye-level of subject, viewer sees hands or arms as if they are the character

.14. Contrechamp Cinéma / Reverse Angle (Shot-Reverse-Shot)
 

reverse angle shot, camera facing the character’s interlocutor or background, classic dialogue framing

.15. Vue Frontal Plein Pied / Full-Body Frontal View

full-body shot, camera positioned at eye-level facing subject head-on, symmetrical stance, fashion style framing

.16. Vue Oblique au Sol / Ground-Level Tilted View

camera placed on ground at a tilted angle, low diagonal shot towards subject, adds drama and instability

.17. Vue Inversée depuis un Miroir / Mirror Reflection View

camera captures subject through a mirror reflection, subject not looking directly at the camera, ambient lighting

.18. Zoom Cinémascope Horizontal / Cinemascope Zoom (Widescreen)

cinematic widescreen framing, subject centered with heavy horizontal crop, top and bottom letterboxing effect

.19. Caméra Suiveuse à l’Épaule / Shoulder-Level Tracking Shot

over-the-shoulder tracking shot, camera slightly above and behind subject, creates immersive movement

.20. Caméra Cachée à Travers un Objet / Hidden Camera Through Object

hidden camera view, partially obstructed frame (through leaves, blinds, window), voyeuristic or stealth effect