Can I record it from the side?

Formally, the short video can be divided into eight angles: front, side, oblique side, back, flat shot, back shot, back shot and bird's eye view.

1, positive angle. The frontal angle is that the camera lens is facing the subject, which mainly shows the positive image and is conducive to expressing the five senses and facial expressions of the characters.

The front lens gives people a sense of flatness, neatness, stability and solemnity, which is used to express great, solemn, solemn and grand themes. For example, shooting magnificent buildings, conference venues, rostrum, important people and so on.

2. Side angle. When shooting from the side, the side features of the subject are very obvious, and the three-dimensional sense and space sense of the object in the picture are also very strong. The side corners are lively and natural. It is the most widely used shooting angle in film and television dramas.

3. Angle of hypotenuse. Oblique side shooting means that the lens is located between the front and the side to shoot. Having a front bevel and a back bevel. The hypotenuse is a commonly used angle for portrait shooting. Can show a sense of three-dimensional sense and space depth. It can not only display the main facial features of people, but also show the ups and downs and contours of people's faces, and correct the defects of people's faces.

4. Back corner. Backward shooting means that the lens is behind the subject. Shoot with the back, and blend in with the environment to set off the main body. Although you can't see the positive expression of the subject, you can imagine it through the environment, which is mainly suitable for shooting people.

5. Horizontal perspective. The emotions expressed by shooting from a horizontal perspective are neutral, and the subject is not easily deformed, which makes people feel equal, objective, fair, calm and cordial. This kind of lens closely simulates our perspective in reality, and the picture structure is stable, so it is the video shooting height usually used for news shooting.

6. Angle of view. Lowering the camera angle and shooting upward constitute an overhead lens. Inverted shots can make the subject appear more important, powerful and even more terrible. Upward shooting is usually used to show the superiority of the subject or give people a sense of superiority. Shooting up is suitable for shooting high-altitude scenery, which can make the scenery look more tall and majestic.

7. Angle of view. Lift the camera and pan down to form a pan lens. Overlooking shooting is a shooting method from top to bottom and from high to low. The camera lens is higher than the horizontal line of the subject, giving people a feeling of overlooking.

8. Vertex angle. Vertex photography is that the camera lens shoots vertically from the top to the bottom of the object. Also known as "button shooting". It is beneficial to emphasize the change of patterns in the modeling of figures and scenery, and is often used to express the aesthetic feeling of patterns formed on the plane.