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The 15 pages that link to Forced perspective, each with the reason it gives.

• Practical effectsRelated: Set geometry can make physical objects appear larger, smaller, or farther away.

• Atmospheric perspectiveCompared with: Forced perspective alters depicted proportions; atmospheric perspective alters distant forms' appearance.

• Stop motionRelated: Miniature sets can look larger when camera placement and object scale are carefully coordinated.

• Special effectRelated: Stage and set layouts can make small objects appear enormous or distant.

• German Expressionist cinemaRelated: Artificial proportions make cinematic spaces feel unstable and psychologically charged.

• Trompe-l'œilRelated: It shares the use of perspective cues to make spaces and proportions seem physically different.

• Terry GilliamRelated: Gilliam's compositions use distorted scale to make environments feel oppressive or dreamlike.

• AnamorphosisCompared with: It changes the scene's arrangement, whereas anamorphosis distorts an image for a particular view.

• DisneylandRelated: Disneyland uses it on buildings such as Sleeping Beauty Castle to alter perceived distance and height.

• Miniature effectRelated: Careful alignment can make a miniature blend convincingly with full-sized scenery.

• Peter JacksonRelated: The Lord of the Rings films used it to make hobbits appear smaller beside other characters.

• Eiji TsuburayaRelated: Careful perspective helped miniature landscapes appear larger and more convincing on screen.

• Michel GondryRelated: Gondry uses perspective tricks to make bodies and spaces seem to change scale.

• Ernie KovacsRelated: Kovacs used altered perspective to make ordinary rooms and bodies behave impossibly onscreen.

• Joanne GairRelated: Camera angle can strengthen or expose the illusion of painted clothing.