Camera AnglesBy: Alex Hume, Scott Penner, Callie Griffith

Eye-level

Where the camera is placed at the subject’s height.

A news anchor reporting on a story

High Angle

Camera is above the subject, making the character look weak or submissive.

Low Angle

Taken from a camera below the actor’s eyes, looking up at them.

Dutch Angle/Tilt

The camera is leaning sideways, changing the horizon to a tilt. This angle creates a more dynamic

composition.

Aerial View

Also known as a bird’s-eye view, this angle shows the scene from directly overhead.

Definitions

Eye-level, high angle, low angle, dutch angle/tilt from: Elements of Cinema

Aerial view from: Media Know All

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