. 5 Basic Camera Set Ups: POV (Point of View) Singles One of the most common camera set ups Using POV to compose your shot Point of view singles are commonly used to show the visual point of view of one or both of the characters. They act as alternatives to OTS shots when you’re trying to capture the facial expressions of the actors. To set up POV singles you’ll need to place the cameras directly in front of the person you’re trying to capture. The set up looks as follows The results look as follows:         Continue Below... Film Continuity & Shot Flow Line of Action Moving Across the Line of Action 5 Basic Camera Set Ups Angular Singles Master Two Shot OTS Shots (Over the Shoulder) POV Singles Profile Shots       .

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