Experimenting with Different Types of Camera Shots

I wanted to experiment with the different types of camera shots so I filmed and put this short clip together to become familiar with the main types:

I learnt that each type of shot is used for a particular reason in any film/video:

• Establishing shot - to set the scene/location.
• Long shots - to allow the audience to see the setting of the scene and to put the sequence into context.
• Medium shots - to allow the audience to see the setting while viewing the characters dress code and body language.
• Close-up shots - to show the audience the characters facial expressions or to focus on key props or gestures.
• Two shot - to see two characters at the same time and show the kind of relationship they have.
• Tracking shot - to follow the action as it is moving. Usually to accompany a character on some kind of 'journey' within the video.
• Point of view shot - to make the audience connect with the character and feel what they are feeling.
• High-angle shot - to show someone/something as inferior or vulnerable.
• Low-ange shot - to show someone/something as superior or powerful. 

A wide variety of shots should be used to to keep the film intriguing and prevent it becoming monotonous. I hope to achieve this when we film our opening title sequence.