The different Camera Shots and Camera Angles Review
Notes taken: December 2019
By: Iza
1.)Panning Shots- a fast take of a camera angle and follows the detail of
the main subject. An example is a camera take of a running vehicle.
2.)Worm’s Eye View- this angle is from a low ground while the main
focus is at a higher place . This angle is the opposite of Bird’s Eye View.
3.) Bird’s Eye View- This shot can also be considered as the ‘aerial shot’
that comes from a high ground while the focus is at a lower ground. An
example is a mountain scenery taken in a helicopter.
4.) Low Angle Shot- The camera is at a lower place, that’s why the
angle or focus came from below going upwards.
5.) Establishing/ Long shot- This can also be called as ‘scene-setting’.
From a far place, a whole scenery is taken which gives an idea to a
certain flow of a film or documentary.
Notes taken: December 2019
By: Iza
1.)Panning Shots- a fast take of a camera angle and follows the detail of
the main subject. An example is a camera take of a running vehicle.
2.)Worm’s Eye View- this angle is from a low ground while the main
focus is at a higher place . This angle is the opposite of Bird’s Eye View.
3.) Bird’s Eye View- This shot can also be considered as the ‘aerial shot’
that comes from a high ground while the focus is at a lower ground. An
example is a mountain scenery taken in a helicopter.
4.) Low Angle Shot- The camera is at a lower place, that’s why the
angle or focus came from below going upwards.
5.) Establishing/ Long shot- This can also be called as ‘scene-setting’.
From a far place, a whole scenery is taken which gives an idea to a
certain flow of a film or documentary.
