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Camera Angles Quiz
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Questions in this quiz (16)
1Close Up
- ATo show emotion using facial expressions.
- BTo show the importance of a character or object.
- CTo show relationships between characters.
2Extreme Close Up
- ATo show emotion.
- BTo build relationships between the audience and the character.
- CTo make the character look vulnerable
3Medium Shot
- ATo show some background and whole body language.
- BTo show relationships between characters.
- CTo make the characters look powerful.
4Long Shot
- ARepresents a real person standing, watching the scene.
- BTo show location and the relationships between characters.
- CTo show body language and some location.
5High Angle Shot
- ATo show emotion through body language.
- BTo make a person look powerful or important.
- CTo make a person look vulnerable.
6Low Angle Shot
- ATo make a person look vulnerable, and make the audience side with them.
- BTo make a person look powerful or important.
- CTo show some location and emotion through body language.
7Point of View
- AShows us exactly what they are seeing, as they see it.
- BRepresents a real person standing watching the scene.
- CShows the characters reaction to what is going on in the scene.
8Eye Level
- AShows us exactly what they are seeing, as they see it.
- BShows us the characters reaction to what is going on in the scene.
- CRepresents a real person standing up, watching the scence
9A close up shot of a character usually takes in their [blank_start]head and shoulders[blank_end].
- Ahead and shoulders
10An extreme close up shot usually focuses on a [blank_start]part of the face[blank_end] (Usually the eyes or mouth).
- Apart of the face
11A mid shot shows the body from [blank_start]the waist up.[blank_end]
- Athe waist up.
12In a long shot the [blank_start]full body[blank_end] is shown.
- Afull body
13In a high angle shot the camera is positioned [blank_start]above[blank_end] the person or place.
- Aabove
14In a low angle shot the camera is positioned [blank_start]below[blank_end] the person or place.
- Abelow
15In a point of view shot the [blank_start]camera becomes the character[blank_end].
- Acamera becomes the character
16[blank_start]Eye level[blank_end] shots are a neutral camera angle.
- AEye level
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- Camera Angles
- Author
- Jenna Rice
- Language
- English
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