This document describes several types of camera shots including tracking/dolly shots which move with the action using wheels, steadicam shots which follow movement in a handheld way to give a first-person perspective, zoom shots which use the camera lens to move closer or further from an object for dramatic or dreamlike effects, crane shots which provide an aerial view from high above using a camera mounted on a crane, pan shots which pivot the camera horizontally to follow movement, and trombone shots which first track closer and then zoom back out.

2.  Tracking/dolly shot-
A camera on wheels ,moves with the action
 Steadicam shot-
A hand held camera that follows the action. It can give a
jerky feel to the scene which makes the audience feel they
are there, especially if it’s a point of view shot

3.  Zoom shot-
The camera lens zooms towards or away from an
object, if it is done quickly it can be dramatic and if
done slowly can give a dreamy mood.
 Crane shot-
There is a camera on a crane that looks down onto
the action, the shot can move dramatically from
the ground to a birds eye view or vice versa.

4.  Pan shot
The camera pivots to follow the action .
 Trombone shot
Tracks in then zooms out.