The point of view a writer chooses to write in, in the first or third person, can shape the way readers engage with the story and the way characters are presented.

“Nickel Boys” is not the first film to place the audience in a first-person point of view. Fray and Ross watched Robert Montgomery’s “Lady in the Lake,” a 1947 noir that attempted the ...

Usually, games in a first-person point of view won’t let you see your character’s look. One of the core aspects of New World is in third-person perspective is its character customization.

The two teenagers must learn to survive in a brutal institution during the 1960s South. The scenes in Nickel Boys are shot as oners and from the first-person point of view of mainly Elwood and Turner.

The momentum and traversal of it all almost feel magical, but it’s all done with a third-person camera viewing Spider-Man from the outside rather than from his point of view.