The document discusses various camera shots and techniques used to film a scene, including using a tripod to keep the camera steady for a shot of a character walking towards it and then using the same shot for a parallel world. Another shot followed the character crossing the road while handheld but was unsteady, so a different shot without needing to be steady was used instead.

1. Behind the Scene Shots
Using a tripod, we managed to keep a steady shot of Ben
walking towards the camera which we then used again
for the similar shot in the other parallel world.
We took the camera off the tripod to track Ben’s movement
as he crosses the road. However we struggled to keep the
shot steady and the effect it created was not a meaningful
effect to the scene we were trying to put together.
This shot was more suitable to show Ben crossing the road
as we didn’t have to struggle so much with trying to
achieve such a steady shot. It also adds another technique
to our list of shots used.

2. Here we used a tripod to keep the camera steady
whilst using a panning movement as the car drives
past.
Kieran drove the car as Livvy filmed Ben’s feet
walking along the path. This allowed the camera to
track the action whilst steadily keeping up with the
pace.
Using the tripod at a low angle allowed us to capture
Ben knocking on the door from his point of view.
This again kept it steady and professional looking.
We positioned the camera and tripod so that we
included all the characters in this shot, achieving a
wide establishing shot.