Leni Riefenstahl was hired by Hitler to make a film documenting, or perhaps more accurately, glorifying the Nazi Party and its 1935 convention held in Nuremberg. “Triumph des Willens” is recognized for its meticulous filmography that makes it powerful, persuasive Nazi propaganda. The images created by camera angles are one of the most impactful techniques employed by Riefenstahl. The camera angles alone communicate clear messages to the audience, especially regarding Hitler’s characterization. When we see Hitler at a relatively close distance, we often see him from below. Looking up to Hitler – once even with the clouds in the background – characterizes him as clearly superior and god-like. When he meets the village farmers, the camera angle