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Eye Level Camera Angle

Eye Level Camera Angle. Description. An eyelevel angle is a camera angle in which the camera is placed at the actor and actresses' eye. This type of shot is an extremely common shot because of it’s neutral effect. Sources.

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Eye Level Camera Angle

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  1. Eye Level Camera Angle

  2. Description • An eyelevel angle is a camera angle in which the camera is placed at the actor and actresses' eye. • This type of shot is an extremely common shot because of it’s neutral effect.

  3. Sources • Moura, Gabriel. "Camera Angles." : Eyelevel, High Angle, Low Angle. Gabriel Moura, n.d. Web. 06 Sept. 2013. http://www.elementsofcinema.com/cine matography/camera-angles.html.

  4. Camera Shot: High Angle Notice how the angle against the brick wall makes 007 look like he’s in a tight spot. A cameraman taking a high angle shot. The high angle here makes Matilda look smaller and weaker than her character actually is. The high angle shot angles the camera down at the subject, making them appear less powerful, insignificant, or in some cases, trapped. Citation: “Camera Angles.” Camera Angles. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Sept 2013.

  5. Look at the difference! The brick wall looks much more restrictive from the high angle in Bond’s case, but the straight-on angle with the man in the second picture makes the situation look much less futile.

  6. Low Angle Shot In a low angle shot, the camera is positioned below eye level looking up at the subject. The angle provides a sense of power, dominance, or height.

  7. Work Cited Halpin, David, Mike Mansfield, and Carrie Steffie. "Shooting Better Video." Camera Angle. Virginia Tech, 1998. Web. 06 Sept. 2013. By: Zac Chambers and KonwaliaUrbanczyk

  8. Dutch Angle • Also know as the Dutch tilt • The camera is purposely tilted to one side so the horizon is on an angle. • This creates an interesting and dramatic effect. • Rarely used • The Dutch angle can be employed to disorient and disturb the viewer.

  9. Work Cited "Camera Angles." : Eyelevel, High Angle, Low Angle. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Sept. 2013. <http://www.elementsofcinema.com/cinematography/camera-angles.html>. "Camera Angles." MediaColledge.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Sept. 2013. <http://www.mediacollege.com/video/camera/angles/>. Slide by: Giulia Bertolo and Kevin Riesen

  10. Claira Curtis and Devon Lee Definition: Any camera image or video shot from an aerial view, mostly shot by plane, helicopter, balloon, or maybe even shot while jumping out of a plane. Example: Jimmy is a passenger on a plane and wants to take pictures before his family and him land in Hawaii. He takes his camera out and takes a picture of the Pacific Ocean as the plane sours to its destination. Luckily the picture is had no borders from the window Jimmy had taken the picture from. Aerial View Shot (camera angle): Misty Mountains shot from Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring :D, assumed to be taken by helicopter or airplane. Random bird’s eye view aerial shot on random city suburbs. Random camera shot at a random city taken via plane.

  11. Work Cited: • "Types of Photography." Types of Photography. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Sept. 2013.

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