What is another word for wormeye view?
Pronunciation: [wˈɜːma͡ɪ vjˈuː] (IPA) 
A "wormeye view" is a term used to describe a point of view that is low to the ground and often looks up at something. This perspective has a distinct look that can be achieved in photography or cinematography. Synonyms for "wormeye view" include low-angle shot, low shot, canted angle, or worms-eye perspective. These terms are all used to describe a scene or subject from a lower point of view than one would typically see. This type of shot or perspective is often used to make a subject look more important or dominant in a scene or to create a sense of tension or suspense.
