This document discusses different types of camera shots including tracking shots that move with the action, steady shots that can feel jerky if hand held, zoom shots that are more dramatic the faster they move and can feel dreamy if slower, crane shots that provide a bird's eye view from above, and pan shots that pivot the camera to follow moving action.

1. Camera movement
Tracking shot moves with the action
Steady shot hand held camera can give a jerky feel to a scene where
it makes the audience that they are in the movie
Zoom shot it is zoomed quickly it is move dramatic and the slower it
moves it can give a dreamy moment
Crane shot a crane looks down at the action giving a bird eye view
Pan shot the camera pivots to follow the action

2. • Crane shot camera on a crane looks down on the
action giving you a bird eye view
• Pan shot the camera pivots to follow the action
• Trombone shot zooms in and out on the
character for dramatic effect