The document discusses different camera techniques used to immerse the viewer in a story from a character's perspective, including slow panning shots to explore a new setting, upward-facing rotations to see different aspects of an area, point-of-view shots to tell the narrative through a character's eyes, and handheld camerawork to follow characters and feel like the viewer is experiencing their journey. Pedding shots are also mentioned to help reveal characters by traveling up their body.

1. This is a pan to the left being used this is interesting camera movement as it is very slow creating a ambience and a
feeling of watching over what this person is doing

2. Rotation of the camera which is pointing upwards creates an effect of the feeling that we are exploring anew place
and getting to see all of the different aspects in this area that we would be looking at if we were their our selves.

3. POV used to show the story from the point of view from the man in the story making it feel personal
and making it seem as if the narrative is being told from the point of view of the character.

4. This handy cam is used to show that we are following this man this can be used in ours as we
follow the girl around London it makes it seem as if we are following his journey.

5. This is another handy cam used to create the same
effect of the feeling that we are following the character
through his footsteps and in this scene it is very similar
to what we want to do in a urban location

6. Pedding shot of the man helps to reveal the
character this is going up his body and
showing him dancing in the street.