\u00a0(Universal Pictures).<\/em><\/p>\nI’m sure everyone has seen the classic peephole point-of-view shot<\/strong>. These shots have appeared\u00a0countless times throughout film and television history. Peepholes POV shots can really add an interesting dynamic to your scene<\/strong>. You can produce this effect in a number of ways, from using an extreme fish-eye lens, to using a cardboard cut-out to create a vignette (a technique employed by many no-budget filmmakers). However, for this tutorial,\u00a0we\u2019re going to create the shot with a wide angle lens<\/strong> \u2014 the wider, the better.<\/p>\nSo, let\u2019s have a look at creating this in After Effects.<\/p>\n