Understanding

camera movement
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Henrietta Mitchell, Founder & CEO

Matt Zhang, Founder & CTO Ingoude
13 September, 2023 Company
UNDERSTANDING CAMERA MOVEMENT
Pan
a horizontal camera movement in
which the camera pivots left or
right while its base remains in a
fixed location.
Tilt
a vertical movement in which the
camera base remains in a fixed
location while the camera pivots
vertically
Push in and pull out
ones where the camera either
moves in closer to the subject –
known as push in – or moves away
from it – known as pull out.
Zoom and crash zoom
A whip zoom (also referred to as a
"snap zoom" or a "crash zoom") is a
type of camera shot in which the
camera zooms in or out quickly,
allowing the viewer to focus on the
subject
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CAMERA ROLL
The camera roll is a rotational
camera movement that rotates the
camera over its side on its long
axis. Rolls can be dizzying and
unnatural. For this reason,
filmmakers use it to disorient the
audience or create uneasiness
TRACKING
A 'tracking shot' is one in which the
camera moves alongside what it's
recording. Tracking shots are
sometimes called dolly shots, but
they can be differentiated by the
direction they take
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