Camera Angles

2. Angle A camera angle where the camera is tilted so the horizon is not level.
6. Shot A shot that shows the subject and a large amount of the surrounding environment.
7. Shot A shot that shows a subject from about the waist or chest up.
9. A feeling of discomfort or tension that can be created by a tilted camera.
10. A feeling that can be created by making a character appear dominant or strong.
11. A shot that tightly frames a subject to show detail or emotion.
12. A feeling of control or power that can be suggested by a camera angle.
13. Position The physical location of the camera in relation to the subject.
15. Level A camera angle where the camera is positioned around the subject's eye level.
16. The line in the frame that normally appears level between the ground and sky.
17. Angle A camera angle where the camera is positioned below the subject and looks up.
18. A visual quality created when the frame does not feel level or stable.

1. Angle A camera angle where the camera is positioned above the subject and looks down.
3. The way people and objects are arranged within the camera frame.
4. A visual quality that does not strongly suggest power or weakness.
5. A piece of camera equipment that controls how the camera sees and frames the subject.
8. A feeling of weakness or exposure that can be created by a camera angle.
11. Angle The position from which the camera views the subject.
14. Length The measurement that describes how strongly a lens magnifies or widens the view.