What is one of the problems stated about filming any form of dance? the straight filming of dance flattens it and patterns in space dancing is limited to interacting with the setting and props around it in film the camera can move around the dance and see all angles film cannot fully capture the kaleidoscopic patterns of large choruses.

The straight filming of dance flattens it and patterns in space.

Explanation: When filming a dance the camera won't be able to fully capture all the angles at once. The camera can only get one angle of the dance at a time.

This problem tends to make the image formed look flattened and not getting the complete views and movement as against when the dance is viewed live.

Even if multiple cameras are used in filming, we can only get a view at a time and not the holistic view of the real action occurring.

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