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point-of-view shot: a standalone construct

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point-of-viewshot1 CONSTRUCTPoint-of-view shotBRANIGAN · FILM STUDIES

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Film studies

a shot that shows the space as seen from a character's position, usually linked to a shot of the character looking.

In film studies, point-of-view shot refers to a shot that shows the space as seen from a character's position, usually linked to a shot of the character looking. This meaning comes from Branigan (1984) in Point of view in the cinema.[1]

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  1. Branigan, E. (1984). Point of view in the cinema: A theory of narration and subjectivity in classical film. Mouton. ISBN 9789027931399

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