Camera Angles Blog Post

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Establishing shot:



POD: Informal Balance

 

Long Shot:



POD: simplicity

 

Medium Shot: 



POD: horizontal lines

 

Eye Level Shot: 




POD: emphasis

 

Close Up Shot:




 

POD: Formal Balance

 

Birds Eye Shot:



POD: unity

 

Worms Eye Shot:



POD: informal balance

 

Extreme Close Up Shot:




POD: Framing

 

Reaction Shot:



POD: Emphasis

 

Point of View Shot:



POD: Framing

 

Over the Shoulder Shot:




POD: Framing



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