Which term is described as showing two people?

• A. Wide Shot
• B. Medium Shot
• C. Close-Up Shot
• D. Two Shot

Answer: (D)

Two-shot is the shot that includes two people in the frame. It’s used when you want to capture the interaction or relationship between two characters, so both subjects are visible and framed together, usually from about the chest up to the head with a bit of space between them. This differentiates it from a wide shot, which focuses on the environment and can include many people but isn’t defined by the exact number of subjects. A medium shot typically centers on a single person from the waist up, while a close-up tightens on one subject’s face or a specific detail. So when the goal is to show both characters at once and emphasize their interaction, the two-shot is the best choice.