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Dutch angle /tilt

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Medium Shot

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OVER THE SHOUDER

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TILT

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Frederik

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The Dutch angle/tilt is more of a stylistic approach to cinematography. In order to execute this, you must tilt your camera to one side, which results in a frame that is not level. This type of camera angle is used mostly to create a dramatic effect within a film and can evoke a series of different emotions.

Post your name and a photo below that shows the camera is tilted or diagonal to show tension and emotion. Good luck!

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Raiden's high angle Shot

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Over the shoulder

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Over the Shoulder

The over the shoulder shot is most commonly used in film when two or more characters are talking to each other in conversation. This type of shot is used to establish eyeline of where each character in the scene is looking, and is most commonly framed through a medium or close-up shot. This type of shot can also be used to indicate to the viewer that a specific character in the film sees something that the other characters might not yet see.

Post your name and a photo below that shows the camera is behind a person (include their shoulder, head and/or neck), talking to someone else, so we can feel we are getting a good view of an important conversation. Good luck!