Camera Angles Investigation

 1. Angle: Establishing Shot, Principle of Design: Emphasis




2. Angle: Medium Shot, Principle of Design: Informal Balance





3. Angle: Eye Level Shot, Principle of Design: Unity






4. Angle: Close Up Shot, Principle of Design: Emphasis




5. Angle: Bird's Eye Shot, Principle of Design: Bird's Eye View






6. Angle: Worm's Eye Shot, Principle of Design: Worm's Eye View







7. Angle: Extreme Close Up Shot, Principle of Design: Proportion





8. Angle: Reaction Shot, Principe of Design: Emphasis






9: Angle: Point of View Shot, Principle of Design: Unity





10. Angle: Over the Shoulder Shot, Principle of Design: Emphasis





































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