W.A.L.T.: I can explain a variety of camera angles used to make a movie.
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| Harry Potter Over The Shoulder Credit: http://oliverbairdmedia.blogspot.com/2015/09/pov-and-over-shoulder-shots.html |
Over The Shoulder
The camera is over the actor's shoulder.
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| Close Up Credit: https://nofilmschool.com/Close-up-shot-uses-and-examples |
Close-Up
A close-up shot is where the camera tightly frames the person or the object.
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| The Hobbit Long Shot Credit: https://www.acmi.net.au/education/online-learning/film-it/storyboards/storyboards-beginner/shot-types/ |
Long Shot
A long shot angle is where it shows the entire person or object.
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| Harry Potter Extreme Close Up Credit: https://www.acmi.net.au/education/online-learning/film-it/storyboards/storyboards-beginner/shot-types/ |
Extreme Close Up
The angle shows the person or object in detail. This shot is used in dramatic moments.
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| Zoom Out Credit: https://storyboardclass.wordpress.com/cinema-language/push-inpush-out-shot/ |
Zoom Out
This angle is where the camera zooms out.
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| High Angle Credit: https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/high-angle-shot-camera-movement-angle/ |
High Angle
This angle is where the camera is above the person or object looking at it.
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| Low Angle Credit: https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/low-angle-shot-camera-movement-angle/ |
Low Angle
This angle is the opposite to High Angle where the camera is below the person or the object.
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| Jurrasic Park Medium Shot Credit: https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/medium-shot-examples/ |
Medium Shot
This shot is where the camera is straight in front or by the actor/s.I hope you like my post about Camera Angles. I hope you learnt something new about Camera Angles. Comment down below what you've learnt something new today. Have a cool day!! Bye!!
