Camera Angles…By Husnaa Ali

High Angle

High angle shot: positions the camera above eye-level, looking down at the subject, which consequently appears insignificant, weak, helpers, or small, according to how extreme the angle is.

Eye-Angle

Eye level: the impression is neutral.

Low angle

Low angle shot: this has the camera looking up at the subject, which then appears important, powerful or domineering, again, depending on how exaggerated the angle is.

Reverse angle

Reverse angle: Usually the camera is looking at the subject, but with reverse angle, the camera is what the subject is seeing.

Oblique angle

Oblique angle: this is shot by laterally tilting the camera frame and making the characters objects look askew.