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Cinematic CAMERA ANGLES Explained | Cinematography & Filmmaking Part 2
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- Learn about 15+ CAMERA ANGLES in film using 4 different parameters: Pitch Angle, Camera Height, Orientation, and Point of View. Pitch Angle is the degree to which the camera is tilted up or down. Camera Height, is the vertical level at which the camera is placed. Orientation, is how much the camera is "twisted" on its Roll Axis. Point of View, is the orbital position of the camera around the subject or perspective. This is part two of my Introduction to Cinematography, or Filmmaking Techniques Video Series
🎬My Cinematic Filmmaking Techniques Video Series:
Part 1: SHOT SIZES | • All Camera SHOT SIZES ...
Part 2: CAMERA ANGLES | • Cinematic CAMERA ANGLE...
Part 3: FRAMING + COMPOSITION | • Cinematic FRAMING & CO...
Part 4: CAMERA MOVEMENTS | • Cinematic CAMERA MOVEM...
Part 5: FOCAL POINT | • Eye Trace, Emphasis & ...
Part 6: SHOT MOTIVATION | • 6 Factors that MOTIVAT...
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:59 Pitch
1:26 Straight Angle
1:48 High Angles
2:56 Low angles
4:32 Camera Height
5:58 Orientation
6:56 Point of View
10:39 1st Person POV Shots
13:17 Breaking the 4th Wall
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Hi! My name is Shawn Dolinski of the Digital Workshop! I am a high school filmmaking, photography and animation teacher and I make CZcams Video Tutorials for everyday, average, regular people like you and me. My Tutorials are meant to help you learn how to make the most out the equipment and software that you have (or that you can afford) taking you from beginner to pro along the way. So if you want videos that are clear, helpful & straight to point, then this is the channel for you! Enjoy!
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Awesome video !!! Thanks for all the knowledge
no problem. thanks for watching!
You Are so Amazing.Thank you so much for the Explanation
“Stop looking at me swan” cut to the explanation of the back shot. (Nice one)
thanks. it took a few years, but at least someone finally noticed!
Awesome video full of knowledge. Thanks Sir for uploaded this information video. I am from Pakistan.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching in Pakistan!
this video is extremely underrated. great work!!
Much appreciated!
helpful and entertaining series; for broadening everyone's film history, even better if you have the film titles visible under each clip; sometimes that's done with closed captioning, other times baked into the video.
Thank you very much, that's a vary useful lesson
wow Bro, this is a great video!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Amazing video
Thanks! Glad you liked it! 👍
Your explanation is awesome, I studied in my film school nonsense compared to your video
Kindly may you create series' about film blocking
Hey, I'm glad the video was helpful. There are so many of these types of videos that are all scrambled, so I just wanted to make everything was clear and organized. I will eventually make a blocking video I'm sure, gotta get through a few others that I am working on first. Thanks for watching!
Was this the same upload as yesterday?
Yes, there was an export error with my titles that was driving me crazy so I fixed them and re-uploaded.
@@ThisGuy I'll watch through it again, so you get the view from yesterday...and so I reenforce the lesson. 😉
@@jcwdesigns82 Ha! Much appreciated! Thanks for the support! 👍👍
Cool. Lots of interesting things to think about. :¬) Thanks.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Can I visit your studio next time?