Camera Angles Articles (Page 2)

• Eye Level
• High Angle
• Low Angle
• Reverse Angle

• All About Camera Angles
  November, 2002
  by Jim Stinson
  Choosing the right point of view for each camcorder setup can be a mysterious process when you're new to the game.
• Light Source: On Location with Gaffer Tom
  February, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  FROM: gaffertom@barndoor.comTO: goldilocks@beanbagstate.eduSUBJECT: Is
• Using Camera Angles Like a Pro
  December, 2003
  by Jim Stinson
  In quality videos, camera angles enhance the style of the program
• How High the Camera?
  September, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  Different camera heights serve different purposes and achieve different effects.
• Roll 'Em!
  January, 2005
  by Jim Stinson
  The world is full of rolling stock, just waiting for you to ride it while you shoot amazing moving shots.
• Lenses - The Long and Short
  November, 2005
  by Jim Stinson
  Wide-angle and telephoto lenses render images differently from the way we naturally see things. Skilled videographers can exploit these differences to create…
• Home Video Hints: Holiday Videos that Rock!
  December, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  A quick and easy recipe for capturing family memories.
• Basic Training: 11 Steps to Add Some Spice to Your Video
  February, 2005
  by Kyle Cassidy
  Give some pizzazz to your videos with a few simple techniques.
• Shoot Yourself!
  February, 2006
  by Kyle Cassidy
  If you visit a Hollywood film production, or sit through its credits, you know it takes busloads of people to get the production in the can. But what if you…
• Extreme Shooting - Xtreme it Up!
  March, 2006
  by Jenny Hanson
  Attach a tiny "lipstick cam" to the family dog, and you've got an interesting POV shot that is just one way to go extreme when shooting.
• Moving Performances
  February, 2007
  by Jim Stinson
  Learn how to set the stage so that your subjects behave naturally in front of the camera.
• How DID They do that?
  April, 2006
  by Randal K. West
  It's April Fool's Day, and what better way to amuse your friends than getting a little giddy with the camera and going a little wacko with your video?
• Visual Composition
  December, 1991
  by Joan Merrill