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GCSE Film Studies · key term
A shot presenting what a character is looking at, aligning the spectator with that character’s view.
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A shot that presents what a character sees, positioning the spectator with that character’s viewpoint.
A shot that presents what a character is looking at, aligning the spectator with that character’s view.
Distinguish a point-of-view shot, which shows what a character sees, from direct address, in which a character speaks to the audience.
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A shot presenting what a character sees, placing the spectator in that character's viewing position.
A shot showing what a character is looking at, aligning the spectator with that character’s visual perspective.
A shot that presents something approximately as a character sees it.
A shot presenting what a character is looking at, encouraging spectators to see events from that character’s position.
A shot presenting what a character sees, placing spectators in that character’s viewing position.
A shot showing what a character is looking at, aligning the spectator with that character’s view.
A shot that shows what a character is looking at, aligning the spectator with that character’s visual perspective.
