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Camera angles and movements.

Published on Oct 18, 2018

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Camera angles and movements.

By: Marija Barysaite.
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Camera angles.

  • Eye level. Low angle. Hight angle. Dutch. Over the shoulder. Bird eye view. Long shot. Full shot.
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Camera movement.

  • 360 degree Zoom Pan and tilt Tracking shot, Crane, Dolly Random
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Camera shots.

  • Close-up. Extreme close-up. Extreme long shot. Single, two, three shot. Point of view (POV). Mid shot.
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Eye level shot.

Most commonly used to show the intense eye contact with others.
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Low angle shot.

Commonly used to show power of the character.
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High angle shot.

to show that a character has less power.
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Birds eye view.

Mostly common on showing of a location or showing a person fall from a high place. 
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Long shot.

used to show of the location and miss-en-scene.
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Mid shot.

Commonly used to show of the background and the costumes.
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Dutch.

Used to create uncomfortably by using tilts.
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Extreme close-up.

Used to show extreme close detail.
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Close-up.

To show of the emotion and body language of the character.
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Establishing long shot.

Used to show of a large section of mine-en-scene.
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Point of view shot.

PVO is used for the audience to feel like they are a part of the movie.

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