What Is the Purpose of Keeping the Camera on One

question 66

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of keeping the camera on one and only one side of the axis of action?

• A) The resulting shots disorient the viewer as to what is happening in the scene.
• B) The resulting shots orient the viewer as to what is happening in the scene.
• C) The resulting shots alienate the viewer in regard to what is happening in the scene.
• D) The resulting shots allow the viewer to question what is happening in the scene.
• E) The resulting shots position the viewer as an intruder in regard to what is happening in the scene.

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Definitions:

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