Camera Angle
Low angle shot - Increase height, gives a sense of speeded
motion and confusion to the viewer, makes someone seem more powerfull as you
feel like you are looking up at them.
High angle shot - Camera is
elevated above the action to get a general overview. Makes actors look vunerable
and small. However in a crowded setting it is used to make the actor or object
less scary as they get blended into the backgound.
Canted angle -
Sometimes camera is tilted to suggest imbalance, transition and instability.
Popular in horror movies used to suggest danger and a hand held camera is used
for this shot.
Movement
Pan - Movement which scans a scene
horrizontally, camera is placed on a tripod and follows the action with the
actor in view.
Tilt - Scans vertically, similar to a pan shot, shows
actor moving up or down (e.g walking up stairs)
Dolly - Also called
tracking or trucking placed on a moving vehicle, moves alongside the action
following a certain object or person.
Tracking shot - A camera mounted on
a camera dolly a wheeled platform, pushed on rails to move witht the
character.
Crane - A camera shot taken from a crane to view the
characters from above or to move up and away from them.
Steadicam -
Isolates operator's from moving the camera allowing a smooth
shot.
Hand-held - This is where the operator is holding the camera and
has free range of movement.
Zoom - where the camera zooms into a
character or a specific object.
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