Camera Angles in Animation
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Objective
I can create a short animated sequence using different camera angles to convey specific emotions or ideas.
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Practice
7 questions
Define the following camera angles and briefly explain the effect each one can have on the viewer: a) Eye-level shot b) High-angle shot c) Low-angle shot d) Dutch angle (or canted angle)
Describe a scenario in an animated story where a low-angle shot would be effective. Explain why this angle would be suitable for that particular scene.
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Exit ticket
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“Describe a short animated scene and explain which camera angle you would use to make a character seem powerful. Describe a short animated scene and explain which camera angle you would use to create a feeling of suspense. ”
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