Whether portraying a character as small and weak or depicting a god-like bird’s-eye view, the high-angle shot is commonly used by filmmakers to create mood, tension, and emotion. A high-angle ...

It's a plane... The bird’s-eye view is the least sneaky of the camera angles and you probably don’t need me to tell you that it's often used in opening shots of rolling landscapes and ...

Computer technology has made seeing a parking situation from a bird's eye view not a dream but a reality ... Instead, the pictures and angles presented by the surround-view camera system are ...

Sometimes called an overhead shot, this camera angle places us directly above the subject. The Bird's eye view can be used to show us action that might not be visible from eye level. This angle ...

Watching this “supercut” montage of nothing but “God’s-eye-view” shots made me think of Alfred Hitchcock, who often used this perspective. Of course, in “The Birds” we could ...

Still, unlike most Hollywood productions there were no staged recreations or computer-generated shots. A spectacular view of the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels flying in a "Diamond" formation during the ...