Camera perspective & Framing

How does camera perspective change the way we experience a film? For me it is important that I don't break the illusion of the 'film world' I create. As a filmmaker and spectator I want to be with the characters in their world, while they share their story. But which camera perspective do you choose to achieve this best?

Currently I am very interested in the perception of our body. As a basis I used the same text and audio but three times with different (moving) images. To see how framing changes how we perceive the story. So I choose 3 different approached to tell the story. From a first persons perspective a literal approach or a more symbol approach.

From which perspective do you represent a personal experience?

What is to embody?

What are the different ways of embodiment in cinema? Which representation works for me? Is it about illustrating, demonstrating, projecting or experiencing?

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