Camerawork

4. It emphasizes the character’s physical presence and wardrobe.
6. Creates a sense of unease, disorientation, or psychological instability
8. Focuses on the relationship between the character and their environment.
9. It makes the audience feel like they are a "fly on the wall" during a private conversation.
10. it mimics standard human interaction
12. Forces the audience to feel the character’s emotions.
13. Makes the subject appear vulnerable, weak, or small

1. the audience experiences the scene exactly as the character does, increasing suspense or emotional stakes.
2. It tells the audience exactly where the next scene is taking place so they don't feel lost.
3. Suggests confidence, heroism, or readiness for a confrontation
5. Makes the subject look powerful, heroic, or intimidating
7. establishes scale and setting. makes characters feel isolated feel
11. Reduces distractions and directs the audience’s attention to the subject’s face.