Camera Angles

Why are different camera angles important in filmmaking?

• They allow for a variety of perspectives and emotions

• They make the film longer

• They are required by film industry standards

• They make editing more difficult

What does a wide shot typically help to establish in a film?

• The location or setting of a scene

• The details of a small object

• The emotions of a character

• The power dynamics between characters

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

• Medium shot

• Low angle

• High angle

• Dutch angle

What is the purpose of the 180-degree rule in filmmaking?

• To choose the right camera for shooting

• To ensure the lighting is consistent

• To decide the color grading of the film

• To maintain spatial continuity between shots

When cutting between two angles of the same subject, what does the 30-degree rule suggest?

• The angles should be at least 30 degrees apart

• The camera should be moved 30 degrees for each shot

• Only 30-degree angles should be used for dynamic shots

• The rule is only applicable for shots taken 30 feet apart