An point-of-view shot is a shot taken from behind the head and shoulders of a person, showing that person's head and shoulders in part of the frame and the subject the person is looking at in the rest of the frame.

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A point-of-view shot (POV) is typically shot from the perspective of the subject itself, not showing the subject's head and shoulders but rather what the subject is directly looking at, simulating the subject's field of vision.

An Point-Of-View Shot Is a Shot Taken from Behind the Head