Camera Angles

Birds-eye view

Birds-eye view

• This gives an overview of the scene to get a wider perspective of whats happening.We may not see close up to details but we can view everything from a top angle which puts us in a God like perspective looking down on the scene.

Extreme close-up

Extreme close-up

• Focuses extreamely close to a specific detail to give the onlooker information and magnify details that we normally wouldn't notice to imply something.

Low angle

Low angle shot

• This shot is positioned often on ground level looking up at the scene which makes the viewer feel small or inferior in comparison to the object/person.

Scenery shot

Scenery shot

• Establishes a specific location giving more detail where they are and what kind of scenery is around them.

Two-shot

Two-shot

• Establishes a relationship between two people giving the audience details about them.

Mid-shot

Mid-shot

• Focuses on a certain character so that we can draw attention to their movements and facial expressions so we are informed on what type of persona they portray.