What is another word for wormseye view?
Pronunciation: [wˈɜːmza͡ɪ vjˈuː] (IPA) 
Wormseye view, also known as a low-angle shot, is a photography and cinematography technique where the camera is positioned low to the ground, typically at the level of the subject's feet or knees. This creates a unique perspective that can add depth and drama to a scene. There are several synonyms for wormseye view, including low-angle shot, ground-level shot, low-level shot, and foot-level shot. These terms are often used interchangeably and have the same meaning. Other synonyms include bird's eye view, high-angle shot, and top-down shot, which are opposite techniques that position the camera overhead. Depending on the desired effect, both wormseye view and bird's eye view can enhance the visual impact of a photograph or film.
