Introduction of Camera Movement in Film

 Introduction of Camera Movement in Film

Camera movement is the way camera shifts and moves

To visualize a viewer's perspective of a scene. A camera moment can be important because it shapes the way the audience views the scene, it also adds pace and energy to the scene. A cinematographer is in charge of the camera movement. Camera movement can be useful in film because it can add pace and one to energy a scene. 

For example, 2 camera movement techniques are: static shot and tracking shot. 

-Static shot- a shot with no camera momenti the camera is still while capturing shot.  

   -Recognized this because the camera was still, and static means no movement.

 -Tracking shot- a shot when the camera is moving forward, backwards, or sideways; camera follows the subject.

    -I recognized this because the camera was tracking or following a subject which comes         from it's name "tracking".