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    Wide, angle, low, linking, depth, and opposite are the six camera angles that make up the acronym WALLDO. Wide shots show the entire subject and surroundings. Angle shots show the same subject from a different position. Low shots have a ground-level perspective. Linking shots pan from one subject to the next. Depth shots switch focus between the subject and background. Opposite shots have the perspective of something else, usually behind the subject's head or shoulder. Learning these techniques will help add more interest to future videos.

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    Wide, angle, low, linking, depth, and opposite are the six camera angles that make up the acronym WALLDO. Wide shots show the entire subject and surroundings. Angle shots show the same subject from a different position. Low shots have a ground-level perspective. Linking shots pan from one subject to the next. Depth shots switch focus between the subject and background. Opposite shots have the perspective of something else, usually behind the subject's head or shoulder. Learning these techniques will help add more interest to future videos.

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    Wide, angle, low, linking, depth, and opposite are the six camera angles that make up the acronym WALLDO. Wide shots show the entire subject and surroundings. Angle shots show the same subject from a different position. Low shots have a ground-level perspective. Linking shots pan from one subject to the next. Depth shots switch focus between the subject and background. Opposite shots have the perspective of something else, usually behind the subject's head or shoulder. Learning these techniques will help add more interest to future videos.

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    SWISHER’S STUDIO

    WALLDO

    In this assignment, I reviewed certain camera angles that are commonly used in
    video and film. The acronym WALLDO, stands for the following:

    Wide
    Angle
    Low
    Linking
    Depth
    Opposite

    Wide: a camera angle that usually shows entire subject and places it intentionally
    with some relation to its surroundings

    Angle: a camera angle that shows the same subject(s) from the wide shot but from
    a different position

    Low: a camera angle that’s perspective is from the ground level

    Linking: a camera angle where the shot pans from one subject to the next

    Depth: a camera angle that has the main subject in focus and the background
    blurred, and then switches to the main subject being out of focus and the
    background in focus(or vice versa)

    Opposite: a camera angle that is shot like it is from the perspective or


    something/someone else; usually executed by filming straight behind the head or
    shoulder of someone

    Now that I have this knowledge under my belt, I can use these techniques to add
    more interest in my future videos.

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