The phrase "action point of view" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine concepts but lacks clarity and standard usage.
Example: "From an action point of view, we need to prioritize our tasks effectively."
Alternatives: "action perspective" or "action-oriented viewpoint".
From an action-adventure point of view, all but a sequence inside an armoured car are pretty standard.
Ready to shoot, I needed three main categories of shots: establishing shots, which give the viewer a sense of where you are and what you are doing; cutaways, which let you interrupt the main action without jarring leaps; and point-of-view shots, which put the audience in the action.
Ko is something of a dinosaur, awkwardly insensitive and out of tune, peremptory and domineering; nonetheless, Hong catches his moods and lyrical observations, weaving his writings and his internal monologues into the action while displaying flashbacks and point-of-view shots that suggest a cinematic counterpart to the poet's etched and assertive phrases.
The filmmakers use cameras that move smoothly on a dolly and show the action from a first-person point-of-view, so that when Pinchas is talking about being herded onto cars you're invisibly pushed there too, with no ability to stop it.
Snaking through its chapters is a restless omniscient voice that nudges us from one character's perspective to another, asks us to examine our opinion of a character's actions, or suddenly shows us the current point-of-view character from a more distant perspective, jarring us from the place we've been occupying behind that character's eyes.
You can watch Kumo in action from the point of view of a spectator, here.
Develop your point-of-view.
Some people live in the past; poets often live in the future perfect, imagining their current actions from the point of view of future recollection.
