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Shot Angles

Low Angle – The camera looks up, making the subject appear powerful.

Eye-Level Angle – The camera is at the subject's eye level for a natural view.

High Angle – The camera looks down, making the subject appear smaller.

Worm's-Eye View – The camera is very low, looking straight up at the subject.

Canted Angle – The camera is tilted to create a sense of tension or confusion.

Bird's-Eye View – The camera looks directly down from above, showing the scene from the top.

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Basic Camera Shots

Extreme Wide Shot – Shows the entire location with the subject appearing very small.

Wide Shot – Shows the whole body of the subject and the surroundings.

Medium Shot – Shows the subject from the waist up.

Medium Close-Up – Shows the subject from the chest up.

Close-Up – Focuses on the subject's face or an important detail.

Extreme Close-Up – Shows a very small detail, such as the eyes or lips.

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Hi, i am Pandesal.