camera movement and editing

 CAMERA MOVEMENT AND EDITING 


PAN
pan is a camera movement that is in a fixed
 position to move left and right but stays on 
the same level. people use this technique to
 follow a characters actions or to reveal
 information which is used frequently.
 
TILT
A tilt directs the camera upwards or downwards
film makers use this technique to show the posit
-ions of the set up or scenery

PUSH IN  
The push in shot moves the camera towards the 
Subject/object. To push the camera in is for em-
phasising a moment. This gives the audience a 
hint of importance.
 
PULL OUT 
The pull out shot moves the camera away from the 
Subject/object to give the audience a signal of moving 
on to another focus. However this technique is also 
used to give a full image or for a negative affect of 
Isolation or abandonment from the audience.


TRACKING SHOT
The tracking shot moves the camera depending on 
the direction of the subject (follows the subject).
this impact the audience by making them feel suspense 
on what will happen next or where the subject is going.





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