Inception camera angles
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This document discusses different camera techniques used in the film Inception. It analyzes shots including over-the-shoulder, extreme close up of a dropping necklace to foreshadow later events, tracking shots that make the audience feel like they are experiencing the main character's problems, point-of-view shots that involve the audience in conversations, high angle shots to show superiority, and extreme long shots of snowy mountains to depict the beauty of the scenery and challenges the characters face.
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Inception camera angles
- 1. Inception camera angles By Denzil
- 2. Over the shoulder • In this scene the director uses an over the shoulder shot to make it seem like the audience is listening into the conversation between the two and it means the audience can see the intensity in their faces.
- 3. Extreme close up • The extreme close up of the hand dropping the necklace shows that the necklace will be important later in the film or its symbolical of the chaos that might happen later on in the film/ trailer
- 4. Tracking • The director shows the camera tracking Leonardo Dicaprio in this scene which makes the audience feel like they’re in the film going through the same problems as him.
- 5. Point of view • This scene shows a point of view shot between the girl and the two men this introduces the audience into the conversation between them and involves them into the conversation.
- 6. High Angle • This scene shows the camera at a high angle. This suggests that the thing at a high angle is superior or greater than the person looking up at the superior object. The director used this also so the audience knows the object she’s looking up at is greater than her
- 7. Extreme long shot • This scene shows the snowy mountains to show to the audience the beauty of the scenery and also the situation the characters are up against getting up the snowy mountain