Camera Angle
When it comes to different types of ‘Camera Angles’, they
have a Varity of angles which are used in movies and dramas. The most popular
angles that are used a lot of times while making movies/dramas are:
Close up (CU):
LS is normally used to give more priority to the setting more
the character itself. In this example you can see how the LS signifies they are
going through a very beautiful; almost magical place but at the same time
dangerous.
In this shot the two characters who are present in the scene,
constantly stay at the center of the scene. This shot is mostly used when the
two character are interacting with each other.
Ariel View:

This shot is used a lot at the beginning of a
movie, mostly used to introduce the producers and other workers behind/in front
of the camera. Not only that, it is used at a chase scenes to give it some more
excitement.

Point of
View:
As the title ‘Point of View’ tells us, it
means to see form a characters eyes. Mostly shown to make the audience feel how
they are seeing and somethings what they are feeling.
Over the Shoulder:

Bird eye
view:
This shot
is normally used for a lot of documentaries to give the place/things some
dramatic effect. It is also used in some movies and dramas to focus on the
character more.
High Angle:

Low angle:
Extreme close up:

Angling is
important as it makes the scene most interesting and lively. In addition, it
also emphasizes the key point of the character such as showing their statues or
showing the setting.
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