Camera angles include high angle where the camera looks down on the subject, eye-level angle where the camera is at the same height as the subject, low angle where the camera looks up at the subject, reverse angle which shows what the subject is looking at from their point of view, and oblique angle where the camera is tilted laterally making the subject look askew.

1. Examples of camera angles.
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2. High Angle
This angle is when the camera is positioned
above eye-level, looking down on the subject.

3. Eye-Level Angle
A camera angle that creates the effect of the
audience being on the same level as the subject.

4. Low Angle
The camera is looking up at the subject.

5. Reverse Angle
Usually, the camera looks at the subject but with
reverse angle, it shows what the subject is
looking at (POV Angle).

6. Oblique Angle
This is shot laterally tilting the camera frame and
making the characters/subject look askew.