(Creativity I) Photography: Camera angles & framing

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Bird’s Eye

<p><strong>Bird’s Eye</strong></p>
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High Angle

<p><strong>High Angle</strong></p>
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Eye Level

<p><strong>Eye Level</strong></p>
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Low Angle

<p><strong>Low Angle</strong></p>
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Worm’s Eye View

<p><strong>Worm’s Eye View</strong></p>
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Allows you to see the entire environment

Extreme Long Shot (XLS)

<p><strong>Extreme Long Shot (XLS)</strong></p>
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Shows your entire body. Useful when you want to cover an action. Elements of the environment can apear.

Full Shot (FS)

<p><strong>Full Shot (FS)</strong></p>
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Captures half of the body. Useful when body language is important

Medium Shot (MS)

<p><strong>Medium Shot (MS)</strong></p>
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Fills the frame with the face. Attention to facial expressions

Close-up (CU)

<p><strong>Close-up (CU)</strong></p>
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A specific section is shown

Extreme Close-up (XCU)

<p><strong>Extreme Close-up (XCU)</strong></p>
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Camera angles

Bird’s eye, high angle, eye level, low angle, worm’s eye

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Frames

Extreme long shot, full shot, medium shoot, close-up shot, extreme close-up shot