Camera Shot Guide: Framing, Angles and Movement
Author: Mr. Langlois
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Description: Camera Shot Guide: Framing, Angles and Movement, this document delves into the essential aspects of camera positions, framing, angles and movement in cinematography, explaining how these factors influence visual storytelling in film.
Subject: Cinematography
Pages: 11
Megabytes: 0.39 MB
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