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Camera Movement
Dolly In
Move the camera closer to the subject.
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Camera previews
Zoom In
Increase focal length while the camera stays in place.
Zoom Out
Reduce focal length without moving the camera.
Dolly In
Move the camera closer to the subject.
Dolly Out
Move the camera away from the subject.
Truck Right
Translate the camera sideways without turning it.
Pan Right
Rotate the viewing direction from a fixed camera position.
Tilt Up
Rotate the viewing direction upward from a fixed position.
Pedestal Up
Raise the entire camera while keeping its direction fixed.
Orbit
Move around the subject while keeping it centered.
Crane Up
Raise and retreat while aiming at the subject.
Dolly Zoom
Move backward and increase focal length to hold subject size.
Camera Roll
Rotate the image around the viewing axis.
Handheld
Add small irregular shifts in position and aim.
Tracking Shot
Move the subject and camera together.
Locked-Off
Keep the camera completely still.
Truck Left
Move sideways to the left while keeping the viewing direction fixed.
Pan Left
Turn left without translating the camera.
Tilt Down
Rotate the view downward from a fixed camera position.
Pedestal Down
Lower the camera with its viewing direction unchanged.
Crane Down
Descend and approach while keeping the subject framed.
Arc Left
Travel through a partial orbit to the left.
Arc Right
Travel through a partial orbit to the right.
Crash Zoom In
Increase focal length rapidly, then hold the framing.
Whip Pan
Make a fast pan between two held viewing directions.
YoYo Zoom
Zoom inward and then return to the original focal length.
Aerial Pullback
Retreat from an elevated position while aiming at the scene.
Bullet Time
Orbit a subject whose action is frozen at one instant.
Follow Shot
Follow a subject from behind as it travels through the scene.
SnorriCam
Attach the viewpoint to a moving subject facing the camera.
Whip Tilt
Rapidly tilt between two held viewing directions.
Hyperlapse
Advance the viewpoint in discrete time steps along a path.
Wide Shot
Show the subject within a broad environment.
Medium Shot
Frame a subject at an intermediate scale.
Close-Up
Frame tightly around a small part of the subject.
Eye Level
View the subject from its own height.
High Angle
Look down from above the subject.
Low Angle
Look upward from near ground level.
Overhead
Look almost straight down at the scene.
Wide-Angle Perspective
Use a nearby viewpoint with a wide field of view.
Telephoto Compression
Move farther away and use a longer focal length.