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VIDEOCEHAI SCRIPTWRITER · AUTO-EDITING

CINEMATOGRAPHY LIBRARY

Camera movements

Camera movement connects shots and sets the pace inside a video scene.

11 techniques
01

Static Shot

Camera movements

Static Shot is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

02

Pan

Camera movements

Pan is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

03

Tilt

Camera movements

Tilt is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

04

Push-In

Camera movements

Push-In is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

05

Pull-Out

Camera movements

Pull-Out is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

06

Zoom

Camera movements

Zoom is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

07

Dolly Zoom

Camera movements

Dolly Zoom is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

08

Roll

Camera movements

Roll is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

09

Tracking Shot

Camera movements

Tracking Shot is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

10

Arc Shot

Camera movements

Arc Shot is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.

11

Boom Shot

Camera movements

Boom Shot is used as an intentional camera movement choice. It helps direct attention, establish the scene's character and preserve visual continuity with adjacent shots.