Camera style | Explanation |
Low angle | Low angle (low angle) Place the camera low to focus on a low subject, or shoot the subject from below to emphasize the subject or look up to give it a sense of importance. |
High angle | High angle (High angle) Shoot your subject from above to give it a small and fragile feel. |
Overhead | Overhead (Overhead) Provides a bird's eye view effect that shows the layout or spatial relationships of a scene. |
FPV : First Person View | FPV (First Person View) It provides an immersive experience as if you were seeing things from the character's perspective. |
Hand Held | Hand held (handheld) It gives a natural, shaky feel, adding realism and tension. |
Wide Angle | Wide angle (Wide angle) Useful for capturing wide scenes to show backgrounds or landscapes. |
Close Up | Close up (close up) Close-up shots of a subject's face or object to emphasize details and emotions. |
Macro cinematography | Macro cinematography (macro photography) Capture small subjects very close up to highlight fine details. |
Over the shoulder | Over the shoulder (Shoulder over view) A point of view that shows the background or other subjects over the character's shoulder. |
Tracking | Tracking (Tracking) The camera moves to follow the subject, creating a dynamic feel. |
Establishing wide | Establishing wide (wide angle setting) Sets the scene and provides the environment in which subsequent action unfolds. |
50mm lens | 50mm lens: Provides a field of view similar to the human eye, providing natural vision. |
SnorriCam | SnorriCam (SnorriCam) Attaching a camera to an actor keeps them still while the background moves, creating a somewhat chaotic but most realistic scene. |
Realistic documentary | Realistic documentary (Realistic documentary) Use handheld shots and natural light to enhance realism. |
Camcorder | Camcorder (Camcorder) It mimics the feel of home videos and evokes nostalgia. |
Lighting style | Explanation |
Diffused Lighting | Diffused lighting (diffuse lighting) Soften shadows and reduce strong contrast to create soft, cozy lighting. |
Silhouette | Silhouette Create a dramatic and mysterious scene by highlighting the subject's outline against a bright background. |
Lens Flare | Lens flare (Lens flare) Light scatters through the lens to create artistic light beams or halos. |
Back Lit | Back lit (backlit) Shine a light from behind the subject to create a ring of light around the edges. |
Side Lit | Side lit (Side lighting) Light one side of the subject to emphasize texture and depth. |
[Color] Gel Lighting | [Color] gel lighting [Color] Gel Lighting Use color gels to give a scene a specific hue, creating a mood or thematic color palette. |
Venetian Lighting | Venetian lighting (Venetian lighting) Filter light through blinds or slats to create unique light and shadow patterns. |