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Stalker vision
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a cinematographic technique where the camera follows a character closely from behind, often used to create a sense of tension or unease in the audience
What is "stalker vision"?
Stalker vision is a filmmaking technique used to depict a character's point of view, often to create a sense of unease or tension. It involves showing the scene from the perspective of a character who is observing or following another character, usually in a discreet or intrusive manner. This technique is often used in thrillers or horror films to make the audience experience the feeling of being watched or followed, enhancing the suspense and psychological impact of the scene.
