What Matters Is the Camera Angle
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16mm Film - What Matters Is the Camera Angle - BRD 1965
Direction: Eberhard Hauff
Script: Siegfried Mohrhof
Camera: Mario Deghenghi and Uwe Krauss
Music: Hans Posegga
Cast: Dietrich Thoms, and others.
A short play scene between an eleven-year-old boy and his uncle is shown three times using different cinematic means (e.g. camera work). The aim is to show how a scene with the same content can have a different effect on the viewer by changing its formal design
The influence of the camera angle on the design of an individual action defined in the shooting schedule. Depending on the choice of motif and the editing of the finished film (close-ups, long shots, half-long shots, calm and rapid panning shots), the viewer's prejudices for or against the characters are evoked.
Direction: Eberhard Hauff
Script: Siegfried Mohrhof
Camera: Mario Deghenghi and Uwe Krauss
Music: Hans Posegga
Cast: Dietrich Thoms, and others.
A short play scene between an eleven-year-old boy and his uncle is shown three times using different cinematic means (e.g. camera work). The aim is to show how a scene with the same content can have a different effect on the viewer by changing its formal design
The influence of the camera angle on the design of an individual action defined in the shooting schedule. Depending on the choice of motif and the editing of the finished film (close-ups, long shots, half-long shots, calm and rapid panning shots), the viewer's prejudices for or against the characters are evoked.
Sources
- YouTube channel: The Art of Film on 16mm · video ↗ — title, description, video
- 16mm Filmography editors — title, year, country, description
Record added 2026-06-12 21:02:19