Camera Angles and Movements

What are the different types of camera angles?

• left angle, right angle, center angle

• front angle, back angle, side angle

• up angle, down angle, diagonal angle

• high angle, low angle, eye-level angle, Dutch angle, bird's eye view, and worm's eye view

How do camera movements affect the audience?

• Camera movements can cause the audience to lose interest in the film.

• Camera movements can evoke emotions, guide attention, and shape the audience's perception.

• Camera movements can make the audience feel dizzy and disoriented.

• Camera movements have no impact on the audience.

What is the purpose of a high angle shot?

• To show a scene from below and give a sense of power to the subject being filmed

• To show a scene from the side and give a sense of neutrality to the subject being filmed

• To show a scene from above and give a sense of vulnerability or powerlessness to the subject being filmed, establish location, or show the relationship between characters and their environment.

• To obscure the subject being filmed and create confusion for the viewer

What is a tracking shot?

• A tracking shot is a technique where the camera zooms in and out on the subject.

• A tracking shot is a technique where the camera rotates around the subject.

• A tracking shot is a technique where the camera remains stationary while the subject moves.

• A tracking shot is a cinematography technique where the camera moves alongside the subject being filmed.

What is a pan shot?

• A pan shot is a camera movement in which the camera rotates horizontally from a fixed position.

• A pan shot is a camera movement in which the camera remains stationary while the subject moves.

• A pan shot is a camera movement in which the camera zooms in and out from a fixed position.

• A pan shot is a camera movement in which the camera rotates vertically from a fixed position.

What is a tilt shot?

• A tilt shot is a camera technique where the camera moves vertically up or down while keeping its horizontal axis fixed.

• A tilt shot is a camera technique where the camera moves horizontally while keeping its vertical axis fixed.

• A tilt shot is a camera technique where the camera zooms in or out while keeping its position fixed.

• A tilt shot is a camera technique where the camera rotates on its vertical axis.

Which camera angle is used to make the subject appear powerful or dominant?

• Low angle shot

• Bird's eye view

• Eye-level shot

• High angle shot

Which camera movement follows the subject's movement horizontally?

• zooming

• tilting

• tracking

• panning

Which camera movement follows the subject's movement vertically?

• Tilt

• Dolly

• Pan

• Zoom

What effect does a high angle shot create?

• A high angle shot creates a sense of vulnerability or powerlessness in the subject being filmed.

• A high angle shot creates a sense of superiority or dominance in the subject being filmed.

• A high angle shot creates a sense of balance or stability in the subject being filmed.

• A high angle shot creates a sense of confusion or disorientation in the subject being filmed.