Camera Angles and Shots
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Uploaded by GuillaumeSabourin on Oct 25, 2008
Here are the 17 most widely used Camera Angles and Shots in the world of Cinema. Enjoy!!!
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thanks this will help alot for school
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I need this to do my shot list movie 2morrow
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I need this for the class I teach. Thanks for posting this!
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nice one.....any other techniques of shooting sir?
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awesome bro
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thanks a lot but i wont get fined by the FBI if i copyrighted this vid
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nice video
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great information thanks
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very good and appreciated the info.
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thanks for making this video. it was really informational! :)
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An over the shoulder shot is called an over the shoulder shot (OTS). A point of view is from the actor's perspective. I still believe it is correct.
GuillaumeSabourin 1 year ago 5
Thank you for your support! Glad it was of instructional benefit to you.
GuillaumeSabourin 1 year ago
That's me in the head on! I couldn't find a head-on shot so I decided to finish it with me.
GuillaumeSabourin 1 year ago