Cinematography

 This is a High Angle Shot. The use of the high angle shot is to make the person in the shot look insignificant or small. Furthermore, it belittles the person who is in the shot and almost makes them look rather vulnerable as the audience looks down at them condescendingly.

This is a Mid-shot: This is used as an average shot of a person, because it not only shows the character's countenance, but also shows what and who's in the background and tells the audience about their body language, posture and gestures, which then presents several things about the person on-screen's characteristics.

Low angled shot: Used to make a particular character on-screen look superior and implies to the spectator that they have a high level of authority. 

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This is an Over the Shoulder shot, used commonly in gfilms to show the oppsing character's facial expression as they speak