cadrage panoramique : establishing / panoramic shot	(1)
	cadrage personnage: full-length shot	(2)
	cadrage américain: medium shot	(3)
	cadrage rapproché: close shot	(4)
	gros plan: close-up	(5)
	cadrage Sergio Leone: extreme close-up	(6)

1. The panoramic view, or establishing shot, places the character in his/her environment.

2. The full-length shot focuses on the character, and especially her body language, which tells us a lot here about her uneasiness.

3. The medium shot is how we usually see people when talking to them. So we have the illusion of being there, of communicating with the character.

4. The close shot allows the viewer to see the complexity of the character's feelings. Here, the contrast between the casual waving of the hand and the very sad expression on the face.

5. Both 5 and 6 frames are extremely intimate. We really share the character's feelings, identifying with her. We might probably see her eyes filled with tears.

Other useful expressions:

arrêt sur image	freeze-frame
champ	shot
contre-champ	reverse shot
contre-plongée	upward / low-angle shot / tilt
fondu-enchaîné	dissolve
plan	shot / framing
plan long	long take
plongée	downward / high-angle shot /dip
retour arrière	reverse
séquence	sequence
travelling	trucking / tracking
voix off	voice over
zoom AV, AR	zooming in / out