This document describes different camera shots including the tracking/dolly shot where the camera moves with wheels, the steadycam shot which follows hand-held action in a jerky first-person view, zoom shots that can be dramatic if quick or dreary if slow by zooming towards or away from the subject, crane shots looking down from high angles, pan shots that follow action by pivoting the camera, and trombone shots that first attract then zoom out.

1. TRACKING/ DOLLY SHOT
The Camera is on wheels, moves with the action

2. Steadicam shot
 Camera is hand- heled.
 Follows the action
 Can give a jerky feel to a
scene which makes the
audience feel as if they
were there
 Point of view shot

3. Zoomshot
 The camera lens zooms
towards or away from
the object
 If done quickly, this can
be dramatic
 If done slowly, it can
give a dreary mood.

4. Craneshot
 Camera on a crane looks
down onto the action.
 The shot can move
dramatically from ground
level up to a birds eye
view or vice - versa

5. Pan shot
 The camera pivots
 Follows the action

6. Trombone Shot
 Attracts in then zooms out