To visually imply a character's power and superiority, the camera is traditionally placed at ________ in relation to that character.
A) a high angle
B) eye level
C) a low angle
D) a subjective angle
E) a neutral angle

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Placing the camera at a low angle in relation to the character makes the character appear larger and more dominant, thus visually implying their power and superiority. This is a common technique used in film and television to convey the status of the character.

To Visually Imply a Character's Power and Superiority, the Camera