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RVA Introduction to RVA
Camera Angles
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below the subject
villaining
low angle
above the subject
aerial
shot
high
angle
birds eye vie
w
90
degree above
overhead
horizontal axis
hiwi
dutch
angle
natural height of the cast
eye level
captures the
interaction
of the
cast
shoulder level
created when the camera is placed nearly
waist-high
hip
or
cowboy
shot
track the characters movement
ground level
typically wide or
extreme
wide shots of buildings or landscapes
establishing
shot
show where the characters are located
master shot
shot that typically shows the entire object or human figure and is usually intended to place it in some relation to its surroundings.
Wide shot
Whole body
Full shot
Half body
Medium full shot
used for dialogue scenes, but also depict
body language
and more of the setting.
Medium shot
frames the subject from just above the head to just
below
the
chest.
neutral shot,
Medium close up
camera shot in which most—if not all—of the frame is filled with an and actor's face or an important feature, detail, or object
Close up
Applies human creative skill and imagination typically in visual form
Artmaking
Series of still drawing
Animation
The printed arrangements of art and balloons
Comic