Main issue basically by bigdaddybrazil69: What is the “camera view” used in shows like CSI and House that illustrate the inside of someone’s body?
In CSI for example, if the Medical Examiner is explaining how an item was lodged into someone’s back, it’ll show the “explanation video” during which we see (in slow motion) the said object being inserted into a human body, followed by a view from inside the body of the object coming in, bursting veins or blood vessels, and eventually striking a major organ.
What is that “camera” angle called? I know it’s most likely done in CGI, but what would that be called?
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Answer by Panama Joe
It is just CGI, and I think it’s something like “corporal view.”
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What is the “camera view” showing the interior of a person’s body that can be used by programs such as CSI and House?