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4. LOW CAMERA ANGLES (Camera looking up on
the subject) can make a subject appear more
powerful, bigger than life, more confident, in
charge, and like a leader. Just look at how Peter
Jackson used camera angles in “The Lord of
the Rings” to show not only the character of
Gandalf as a physically larger character, but he
also used this angle to show him as the leader
that he was to the Hobbits.
5. EYE LEVEL ANGLES (Camera looking straight
onto the subject at the same level) gives the
impression that you and your subject are
equals. It’s a neutral angle, and sometimes can
cause your viewer to feel boredom, disapproval,
or sadness.
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