Camera Angles and Characterization

Camera Angles: 

 Low Angles: 

  • Typically a character shown from a low angle is seen as a superior or a bully. 
  • It doesn't always mean they are a bully, it could mean they are a confident character. 
  • It gives power to the character in the scene, especially if other characters they interact with are shot at higher angles. 
High Angles: 
  • Typically a character shot at this angel is projected as an innocent, or a child. 
With these different angles you can also fool the audience. For example Lord of the Rings Gollum was originally shot at a higher angle making the audience view him as something that he was not. However, the angles lower as his true character is revealed. 

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