Camera movements and angles can be used to manipulate mood and immerse viewers. A tracking or dolly shot moves the camera along wheels to follow action. A Steadicam shot uses a stabilized handheld camera to give a first-person perspective. Zooming the lens in quickly creates drama, while zooming slowly softly. Crane shots suspend the camera high above for dramatic overhead views, panning pivots the camera horizontally, and trombone shots track and zoom simultaneously.

1. CAMERA MOVEMENTS

2. CAMERA ANGLES
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.