Camera Movements ( Theory )
Camera Movement is a film-making technique that causes a change in frame or perspective through the movement of camera. Camera Movement allows cinematographers and directors to shift audience views without cutting scenes. Panning consists of horizontal and vertical movement of the camera to shoot the film. The Pan turns camera either to left and right. Tracking Shot ( Dolly Shot ) is the movement of camera towards or from an object or subject. Zooming , zoom doesn't really move enlarges or reduces the proportion of frames. Crane/Helicopter the camera are free from the ground. Tilt pivots the camera upwards or downwards often to survey surroundings/environment. Hand Held shots the camera is carried by the operator often creating an uneven environment.
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