Placing the camera at waist height draws the eye to body movement, like the hands, the waistline, and the walk, rather than the face. It's the height that showed the holster in western duels.
The moment of taking a product out of a pocket, a parody of a duel scene, the hand movements of a person walking in.
Not verified — state the height with 'camera at hip height'. With a start frame, the camera height instruction can be ignored, so always check the result.
Hip-level shot, camera at waist height, a traveler in a long coat walks across a quiet station hall and slowly slides a phone out of his coat pocket, the frame shows only his hand, hip and stride with his face cut off above, 28mm lens, soft overhead light, tense calm mood, 5-second shot.
hip-level shot, camera at waist height, his hand slowly reaching for the phone in his pocket
Not verified