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Camera Movement

The use of the camera to obtain various camera angles and perspectives. (See motion picture camera shots below, including the pan, tilt, track, and zoom; also boom/crane shots, Steadicam, or hand-held).

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July 16, 2021/by Filmmakers Academy
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