Cinematography of The Incredibles

Zoom out/ medium shot: Enters at feet, but ends up showing the character hurrying somewhere. This will be cool because it doesn't quite show the forest yet, but it starts out with unexpected urgency.
Close shot/ Up shot: The character enters a room with the camera below their line of sight, not paying attention to the room. This will leave the audience in the dark on the understanding until the next shot.
Rack focus/ Over shoulder shot: Character looks up to find someone sitting in the room, showing their shoulder moving out of focus because they weren't expecting anyone else. This helps us see who is sitting in the room at the same time that the character notices.
Wide shot/ Pan view: The character tries to act relaxed and keeps their eyes on the other person, and keeping their palms out. This represents them trying to avoid getting caught. The character is stuck in an awkward situation and doesn't know how to explain themselves.
POV/ Down shot: Through the character's eyes, we see the chair next to the other person swivel around to face the character. This shows how their relationship with both other people.
Extreme close up: The shot is aimed at the character's face, showing their nervousness and how they feel unsettled. This also portrays how they look, giving us their full face.