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* Several of Theatre/{{Tsukipro}}'s series feature a "School Revolution" episode, where the IdolSinger main characters visit a school to film a variety program, and end up having supernatural adventures, which they then have to hide from the cameras. They always feature a camera on-stage, that the idols interact with, the image from which is projected to the back of the set.
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* Several of Theatre/{{Tsukipro}}'s series feature a "School Revolution" episode, where the IdolSinger main characters visit a school to film a variety program, and end up having supernatural adventures, which they then have to hide from the cameras. They always feature a camera on-stage, that the idols interact with, the image from which is projected to the back of the set.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Mei uses a camcorder to record her and her friends plan to raise the funds for concert tickets and to record them dancing.
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* In the episode "Irregarding Steve" of ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'', Steve and Roger run away to New York City. After the commercial break, we get a number of sweeping shots of the New York skyline, followed by a view from the ground. Then a bus comes right at the camera, and it cuts to Roger in a hotel room telling Steve that some guy with a camera was just run over.
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[[caption-width-right:335:There to record Mario's adventure.]]
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adventure… [[FridgeLogic but who's the one recording him?]]]]
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* Every episode of ''WebVideo/WorldsGreatestAdventures'' is supposedly a video Talltales and his unseen assistant create themselves to 'promote' Talltales's latest 'heroics'.
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* Early on in ''Film/ShredderOrpheus'', an EBN cameraman films Eurydice's dancing and Orpheus's attempt to stop the filming, which is seen through the camera's lens. Hades, Persephone, and the EBN producer are later seen reviewing the footage as they debate whether to force Eurydice to join the network.
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It's also a favorite device of the DocumentaryEpisode, where another character is assigned a role of operating the camera. May lead to a LeftItIn situation, if a character explicity asks for something to be "edited out" (but it's, of course, left in, since you the viewer are watching it).
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It's also a favorite device of the DocumentaryEpisode, where another character is assigned a role of operating the camera.camera, or a {{Mockumentary}}, which parodies the documentary genre. May lead to a LeftItIn situation, if a character explicity asks for something to be "edited out" (but it's, of course, left in, since you the viewer are watching it).
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* ''Film/{{Eternals}}'': When Kingo joins the Eternals on their mission, he has Karun film an Eternals documentary as they go. Several shots are seen through one of his cameras.
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* ''Film/{{Unfriended}}'' is shown entirely through screen recordings of the characters' laptops and the webcams attached to the laptops.
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* ''Film/{{Unfriended}}'' is shown entirely through the screen recordings of the characters' laptops and main character Blaire, except for the webcams attached to the laptops.unexplained final shot.
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This isn't an example. Mark isn't behind the camera of the audience's perspective, his recordings only take up a small section at the beginning, middle, and end of the film.
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* ''Film/{{Rent}}'' uses this as a framing device, complete with its camera man, Mark Cohen.
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* If you allow Diana Allers to give interviews with Commander Shepard in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', the camera viewpoint will switch to her hovering auto-cam until the interview wraps.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'', the action inside ''Hero's Duty'' is displayed to the player by a camera robot that travels with the soldiers and simulates the first person perspective for the player. Naturally, it suffers CameraAbuse as its lens breaks when Ralph uses the robot as a shield against a Cy-bug.
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** The action inside ''Hero's Duty'' is displayed to the player by a camera robot that travels with the soldiers and simulates the first person perspective for the player. Naturally, it suffers CameraAbuse as its lens breaks when Ralph uses the robot as a shield against a Cy-bug.
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* ''ComicBook/SensationalWonderWoman'': ''Man's World Womanger'' is mostly from the perspective of being through the lens of [[spoiler: Myndi Mayer]]'s iPhone camera.
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* ''ComicBook/SensationalWonderWoman'': ''Man's World Womanger'' is mostly from the perspective of being through the lens of [[spoiler: Myndi Mayer]]'s iPhone camera.
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* ''Film/{{Hungerford}}'' is viewed through [[TheProtagonist Cowen's]] camera.
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* In ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', the action inside ''Hero's Duty'' is displayed to the player by a camera robot that travels with the soldiers and simulates the first person perspective for the player. Naturally, it suffers CameraAbuse as its lens breaks when Ralph uses the robot as a shield against a Cy-bug.
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* In ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'', the action inside ''Hero's Duty'' is displayed to the player by a camera robot that travels with the soldiers and simulates the first person perspective for the player. Naturally, it suffers CameraAbuse as its lens breaks when Ralph uses the robot as a shield against a Cy-bug.
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** In ''Film/RobinHoodMenInTights'', as Maid Marian is taking a bath, the camera zooms to the stained glass window of her bathroom then cuts away to inside. She hears a window breaking and looks over to a camera half-away through the window. The camera slowly backs out.
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* ''Series/{{Fleabag}}'': At the end of the penultimate episode, the title character forces a SexyDiscretionShot by reaching out and physically tilting the camera away. Although she is a constant FourthWallObserver, up to that point it's not clear whether she's actually aware of the camera, or merely of a viewing audience on the other side.
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* Third person shooter ''VideoGame/KaneAndLynch2DogDays'' has a weird, not properly explained example. The game's camera emulates a handheld camera from start to end, as if the protagonist's actions are being constantly recorded by a cameraman that follows them around and that even has their camera taken away at one point in the game by a soldier. Yet, this cameraman character is never properly acknowledged, even if they do exist in-universe, to an extent.
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* ''Film/{{Searching}}'' exclusively uses shots from computer and phone screens, with virtually all camera shots from webcams and phone cameras.
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* ''Film/{{Searching}}'' has a slight variation on this idea, where it exclusively uses shots from computer and phone screens, with virtually all camera shots traditional footage from webcams and phone cameras.
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* ''TabletopGame/IsaacAsimovsRobots'': Whenever Det Baley connects to Data Central (the players), the camera's perspective changes to be from his pocket computer so he's looking directly at the audience.
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* ''TabletopGame/IsaacAsimovsRobots'': Whenever Det Baley connects to Data Central (the players), the camera's perspective changes to be from his pocket computer so he's looking directly at the audience.
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* The ''Series/{{Community}}'' episode Pillows And Blankets does this, with the premise that the cameras came from a Guinness World Record crew that were intending to document the largest pillow or blanket fort, who instead would document the pillow fight that resulted when Troy and Abed built rival blanket and pillow forts that could not expand without encountering each other. It was done in a {{Mockumentary}} in the style of Ken Burns Civil War documentary, portraying the pillow fight [[SeriousBusiness as if it were an actual war]].
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* ''Film/{{Searching}}'' exclusively uses shots from computer and phone screens, with virtually all camera shots from webcams and phone cameras.
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* Every episode of ''WebVideo/WorldsGreatestAdventures'', is supposedly a video Talltales and his unseen assistant create themselves to 'promote' Talltales's latest 'heroics'.
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*In ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2'', Elastigirl wears a camera to capture a superhero viewpoint as part of the plan to build support for legalizing superheroics. [[spoiler:She realizes something suspicious is going on when she reviews the tapes and notices a screen displaying her camera feed in Screenslaver's lair.]]
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* In ''[[SuperMarioBros Super Mario 64]]'', the camera is actually controlled by a Lakitu member of a news crew following Mario around the castle. Notably, if you enter a room with a mirror, the camera-carrying Lakitu is reflected in the mirror.
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* In ''[[SuperMarioBros Super Mario 64]]'', ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'', the camera is actually controlled by a Lakitu member of a news crew following Mario around the castle. Notably, if you enter a room with a mirror, the camera-carrying Lakitu is reflected in the mirror.
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* The camera used by the documentary crew in ''TheOffice''.
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* The camera used by the documentary crew in ''TheOffice''.''Series/{{The Office|US}}''.
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* In ''Film/{{Nerve}}'', most of the challenges are represented by footage shot by Watchers on their phones.
