The purpose of this research was to compare and analyze the dissimilarities between two different projective trajectory of shooting on basketball in kinematics, and to check the precision of initial speed of film analysis. The subjects were composed of ten elite basketball players who major in physical education of National Taipei Teachers College (age 21 ± 1.2yrs,tall 177 ± 2.7cm,weight 67.7 ± 5.1kg). The performance of the subjects was filmed by JVC digital video (30Hz) and to be analyzed on two dimensions in sagittal plane and horizontal axis. These devices were used to document the primary parameters, including horizontal angle of upper arms, initial speed of release, angle of release, the time of projection, the apex of projection, angle of entry and so on. The data were digitized by Silicon Coach vision-6.0; to obtain the parameter of initial speed of release, the projective formula were used. T-test was applied to the parameters to estimate the differences between the two different projective trajectory of shooting, and the level of significance a is .05.With the projective formula, according to the standard error of estimate, the precision of the initial speed of release by film analysis was examined. Finally, the various factors about the horizontal displacement of these two different projective-shooting whether it target or not were compared. Results showed: (1) the parameters of two different projective trajectory of shooting are significant; (2) according to the projective formula, the parameters of the initial speed of release from the filming analysis were extremely precise; (3) on free-shooting, the angles of release on the higher projective-shooting were not within the range of optimum angles of release. On the contrary, the angles of release on the normal projective-shooting were within; and (4) the angle of entry about the higher projective-shooting was much more than the other one, but the percentage of free-shooting was much lower﹒It was because the initial speed of release and angle of release of the higher projective-shooting can not be handled easily, so the horizontal displacement was either more or less than it is from the center of basketball to the center of basket.