Film Camera Shots

When is a low angle shot typically used in filmmaking?

• To create a sense of equality between characters

• To make the subject appear weak and vulnerable

• To make the subject appear more powerful, dominant, or intimidating.

• To emphasize the subject's intelligence and knowledge

What is the purpose of a Dutch angle shot?

• To create a sense of calmness

• To create a sense of joy or relaxation

• To create a sense of confusion, unease, tension, or disorientation

• To create a sense of excitement or thrill

In a point of view shot, whose perspective is being shown to the audience?

• Character's perspective

• Audience's perspective

• Cinematographer's perspective

• Director's perspective

How does a high angle shot affect the perception of a character?

• A high angle shot can make a character look taller and more imposing.

• A high angle shot can make a character seem mysterious and unpredictable.

• A high angle shot can make a character appear confident and powerful.

• A high angle shot can make a character appear vulnerable, weak, or insignificant.

Name this camera shot.

• High Angle

• Dutch Angle

• Point of View

• Low Angle

Name this shot type.

• High Angle

• Dutch Angle

• Point of View

• Low Angle

Name this shot type.

• High Angle

• Dutch Angle

• Point of View

• Low Angle

Name this shot type.

• High Angle

• Dutch Angle

• Point of View

• Low Angle

Name this shot type.

• Extreme Close Up

• Long Shot

• Medium Shot

• Close Up

Name this type of shot.

• Extreme Close Up

• Long Shot

• Medium Shot

• Close Up