Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tight-shot
Noun
/taɪt ʃɒt/

Definition
A type of camera shot that captures a subject closely, focusing on details and minimizing the background.

Examples
- The director used a tight-shot to emphasize the character’s emotional expression.
- In the tight-shot, the texture of the fabric was vividly displayed.

Meaning
A tight-shot allows the viewer to see intricate details of a subject, creating a sense of intimacy or urgency.

Synonyms
- Close-up
- Detail shot
- Close shot