Ultimate Guide to Camera Angles: Every Camera Shot Explained [Shot List, Ep. 3] 

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Don't mind me, just taking notes. Low Angle Shot (LA) Low Angle are typically used to make a subject more powerful High Angle Shot (HA) High Angle are typically used to make the subject feel small (weak and vulnerable) Overhead Angle Shot (OA) (Also known as the birds eye view, or Gods eye view) When a camera approaches 90% it becomes the overhead shot. Overhead Angle Shots are good when showcasing fighting scenes, or suggesting a connection to the divine. (Also good when showcasing bodies, or showing a character that feels disconnected to the world.) Dutch Angle Shot (DA) Stews the horizontal access of the frame, creating a sense of unease, showcasing craze, terror, or derangement, can also be used to magnify tension Eye Level Shot: (Camera placed at eye level) The most commonly used shot broadcasting subjects emotion, creating connection hence eye level. Sometimes can be used to break the fourth wall. Shoulder Level Shot: (Camera following or showing the shoulders) Can broadcast movement, (slightly low angled shots) shoulder level shots are often used for conversations, frequently over the shoulder shots (OTS) can emphasize a height difference. In a romantic situation, the barely upturned eyeline can ENHANCE an affectionate glance. The Hip Level Shot: Often showing what's in the subjects hand or what's on their waist. In suspense movies, the hip level, eye level and extreme close ups intensifies. To create an iconic sequence, that is exciting as it is intense. Just below the hip, is the Knee Level Shot: (The camera is placed up to the subjects knee height.) Knee high shots, often find themselves doubling with low angles. A knee level shot can be a great way to track through an environment following a character. It could also be a good way to showcase character details, that might be missed in a wider shot. Like how in the "run, Forrest, run" scene gives us a front-row seat to his personal triumph. Now last but not least, the ground level shot: A ground level shot finds the camera placed all the way down to the ground. Or sometimes slightly below ground. Ground level shots often double as low-angles, if there is any degree of upward tilt. Shooting from ground level can be a stylish way to track a characters movement throughout a scene. Or to capture details within the setting. Example: The Shining scene; kid on the bike scene. Takeaway: So when you create your shot list, consider how the camera angle or height affects the messaging. Be creative, as that's what makes your film yours.

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