Framing movement involves the camera physically moving with a subject to follow their movements, making it more complicated than stationary framing techniques. Some types of camera movements discussed include track shots where the camera moves along a track to follow a moving object or person, tilt shots where the camera lens moves vertically while keeping the horizontal axis constant, pan shots where the camera moves horizontally left or right to follow movement, and zoom shots where the focal length is altered to give the illusion of moving closer or further without physically moving the camera. Medium shots are filmed from a medium distance between long and close-up shots.

1. Framing movement
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2. Framing movement
• Camera movement is where the camera moves with the subject.
Its separate from framing such as high and low angles etc. it gets
more complicated when it becomes camera movement as the
camera is following the subject whilst they are making
movements, so its more complicated trying to keep track, because
its not like framing you have to get the right camera movements
with the scene.

3. track
• A track camera shot is when we get a shot of either a moving
object or person. This shot is done on a track and the camera
itself is being moved along with the other object or person that is
moving. The camera is physically moving with the subject.

4. tilt
• This is when you constantly move the camera lens up or down
whilst keeping its horizontal axis constant.

5. Pan
• The pan shot is camera movement technique which involves
moving the camera horizontally either left or right with this
technique you can track an object or follow any type of
movement.

6. zoom
• A zoom is technically not a camera move as it does not require the
camera itself to move at all. Zooming means altering the focal
length of the lens to give the illusion of moving closer to or
further away from the action.

7. Medium shot
• Medium shot is when a camera angle is shot from
a medium distance. Its different from a long shot or close up
shot.