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Article description: (description)
This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A shot that shows the perspective of a character, as if the viewer is looking through his eyes. This is most commonly accomplished with a Steadicam or handheld camera operator standing in for the character, in appropriate clothes. Alternatively, it could be the actor or a stand-in with a small camera mounted to (or held very near) his head to keep both hands free for action.
Used sparingly, usually when there is an in-story reason for this perspective, such as: |