People or objects at different distances from the camera appear to be in the same spot, and their sizes feel different from reality.
Giants and tiny people, miniature worlds, short-form videos that put a building on a palm, and ad tricks that make a product look big.
Not verified — no 'forced perspective' example turned up in the official guides. Describe the distance and size relationship in plain sentences.
Forced perspective illusion on a beach at sunset, a boy in the foreground holds out his palm so the distant sun appears to sit on his hand like a ball, deep focus, locked-off camera, 24mm lens, warm orange light, whimsical mood, 5-second shot.
forced perspective shot, a tiny person far in the background appears to stand on the open palm of a person in the foreground, both in sharp focus, deep depth of field, static camera
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) — Parts of the set were placed on platforms that moved with the camera, so the hobbits look small even in moving shots · Citizen Kane (1941) — Described as a film that revived the forced perspective used in German silent films
Not verified