Camera shots, Angles, and movements

What am I learning? I am learning to define the language of film using visual and sound techniques. 

How does this work show my learning? This work shows my learning by listing all the shots I have learned the definition of and shows that I have learned some camera shots, camera angles, and camera movements. What am I wondering as a result of this learning? This learning has left me wondering what other shots are used to make films and why they would choose to use them. 

Language of film, Camera Shots, Angles, and movement. 

Camera Shots	Camera Angles	Camera Movements
Extreme close-up, Close up, Medium close-up, Medium shot, Medium Long shot, Long (Wide) shot, Extreme Long shot, Birds eye view.	Low Angle, High angle, Eye-level, Dutch Tilt, Pont of view, Over the shoulder	Pan, Tilt, Tracking, Mise En Scene

Extreme Close-up, Close-Up, Medium Close-Up, Medium Shot, Medium Long Shot, Long (wide) Shot, Extreme Long-Shot, Low Angle, High Angle, Eye Level, Birds Eye View, Dutch Tilt, Pan, Tilt, Tracking, Point of View, Over the shoulder, Mise En Scene

Extreme Close-up	Close-up	Medium Close-up
Medium Shot	Medium Long Shot	Long (Wide) shot
Extreme Long Shot	Low Angle	High Angle

Eye Level	Bird’s eye view	Dutch tilt
Pan  panning means swiveling a camera horizontally from one spot. This movement is similar to a person turning their head from left to right.	Tilt  Tilting is where the camera stays in one spot but moves up and down. Tilting is similar to someone raising or lowering their head to look up or down	Tracking  Tracking is any shot where the camera follows at any angle the subject being filmed
Point of view	Over the shoulder	Mise En Scene  It is everything put into a scene including music, camera shots/angles.