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Another technique that you can use in your video productions
is on realistic angles that place the camera inside
non-existent surfaces or in spaces that a human could never fit.
These angles draw attention to the camera's presence,
accomplishing a sense of surrealism and establishing
a specific tone.
These are perspectives that we would never be able to glimpse
with our own eyes and immediately draw attention to themselves because of it.
They are not subtle and often work to undermine the realism of a scene
and remind the viewer that they are watching a movie.
Let's take a look at a scene in which we created the perspective
that would never be possible. In reality.
Check this out.
Obviously,
we could never film as seen through real milk or feed a camera inside
a bowl of cereal, but with a little bit of cinematic trickery.
We can create this illusion by placing your camera in unexpected positions.
You can create an outlandish and fantastic feel reminiscent of a comic book,
although experimented with unrealistic camera angles
with not lend itself to serious drama or documentary,
it can create a cool visual reprieve in an appropriate piece.
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