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Camera Angle

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Camera Angle 

in motion pictures, the angle at which an object is shot, either with a stationary or mobile camera. Camera angle is an important element in the pictorial-montage composition of a film. It can be used to show all sides of an action, event, or phenomenon. It can also be used to show a person’s facial expressions, gestures, and movements, to create montage metaphors, and to shoot a scene from a given character’s point of view.



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On the DVD we sent in, the camera angle was from an outside view and the referee was behind the play at the time, so it was always going to be difficult.
The side angle suggested Keane stuck it home, while camera angles behind the goal fingered Hunt as the hero.
When the camera angle is downwards, the subject seems to have a weaker, less powerful air.
 
 
 
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