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    The document discusses various camera angles used in media including establishing shots to set the scene, over the shoulder shots for conversations between two characters, two shots to show emotions between two people and contrast, worm's eye view shots from the floor looking up to portray something as threatening, tilt shots on an angle to demonstrate affection or difference, and low angle shots filmed up to give the subject a sense of higher status and superiority.

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    The document discusses various camera angles used in media including establishing shots to set the scene, over the shoulder shots for conversations between two characters, two shots to show emotions between two people and contrast, worm's eye view shots from the floor looking up to portray something as threatening, tilt shots on an angle to demonstrate affection or difference, and low angle shots filmed up to give the subject a sense of higher status and superiority.

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    The document discusses various camera angles used in media including establishing shots to set the scene, over the shoulder shots for conversations between two characters, two shots to show emotions between two people and contrast, worm's eye view shots from the floor looking up to portray something as threatening, tilt shots on an angle to demonstrate affection or difference, and low angle shots filmed up to give the subject a sense of higher status and superiority.

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    AS Media Camera Angles

    Taylor, Alex, Tyler, Stuart

    Establishing shot
    The Establishing Shot is used to set the scene, show the audience where they are and what time of day it is.

    Over the shoulder shot


    Over the shoulder shot is used to show two characters are in conversation.

    2 shot
    2 shot is two people in a shot. It shows the contrast of emotions between two characters and how they are feeling towards each other. For example it can show conflict, love, anger and ect.

    Worms eye view shot


    Worms eye View is a shot from the floor, straight up to the sky. This is used to show what it happening in the sky. Shows what its filming to be even more threatening than in a low angle shot.

    Tilt shot
    Tilt shot is a shot on an angle. This is used to show affection or difference.

    Low angle shot


    Low angle Shot is a shot that is from low filming up towards something, to show that what they are filming has a higher status and is superior to the others.

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