The document discusses different types of camera shots and movements and their effects on the audience. A high angle shot makes a character look weaker by shooting from above, while a low angle shot has the opposite effect of making a character seem more powerful by shooting from below. A canted angle shot, with the camera turned at an angle, aims to make the audience feel disoriented or uncomfortable. Camera tilts that move up convey power while tilts down imply powerlessness, and techniques like zooming, arcing, and panning can increase intensity or follow the action from a particular point of view.

1. CINEMATOGRAPHY
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2. HIGH ANGLE SHOT
High angle shot
makes character
look weaker,
small and
vulnerable.

3. LOW ANGLE SHOT
Low angle
shot makes
character
look more
dominant
and
powerful.

4. CANTED ANGLE SHOT
Canted Angle
shot makes the
audience feel
disconcerting
and
uncomfortable.

5. CAMERA MOVEMENT

6. TILT
Simple movement up portrays
power down portrays powerless.

7. ZOOM
Into or away from a character.

8. ARC SHOT
Increases intensity

9. PANNING
Movement from left to right from a conjunction point
of view e.g. Following a car.