>typical or classical examples of the use of (extreme) close-up shots
>of a preson screaming, and (extreme) long-shot shots of a person
>whispering?

With extreme long-shots wouldn't even normal conversation (if recorded
naturalistically) be as inaudible as whispering?  Edward Yang's "Yi Yi" has
quite a few such shots and so do several of Hou's films.

If extreme closeup of a scream means the face then countless horror films
will do.  If that means the mouth then try Raising Arizona and a couple of
Bugs Bunny cartoons.






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