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    Camera angles can be used to convey meaning through visual storytelling. A low camera angle implies a character is less powerful while a high camera angle implies they are more powerful. An eye level shot shows equality between a character and audience while a dutch angle implies weirdness and an over the shoulder shot shows one character's perspective.

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    Camera angles can be used to convey meaning through visual storytelling. A low camera angle implies a character is less powerful while a high camera angle implies they are more powerful. An eye level shot shows equality between a character and audience while a dutch angle implies weirdness and an over the shoulder shot shows one character's perspective.

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    Camera Angles Poster

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    Tuleen B
    Camera angles can be used to convey meaning through visual storytelling. A low camera angle implies a character is less powerful while a high camera angle implies they are more powerful. An eye level shot shows equality between a character and audience while a dutch angle implies weirdness and an over the shoulder shot shows one character's perspective.

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    CAMERA

    ANGLES low camera angle


    used to imply
    that a character
    high camera angle
    used to imply
    that a character
    is 'powerful' is 'weak'
    eye level shot
    used to show
    equality between
    character and
    audience point of view
    used to involve
    dutch angle (45°) audience in an
    used to imply action scene
    weirdness

    over the shoulder


    used to show
    one character's
    perspective

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