Crane Down: Moves you into the story or the scene, makes you feel like your being dropped into the scene.
Crane Up: Gives us the image of how small the character is compared to something else like scale.
Crane high to low angle: Makes the character look strong and creates the element of fear and authority.
Hand Held camera movements: Creates feeling of uneasiness or danger.
Quick Pan: Reveals something either dangerous or surprising behind our character.
Quick Push In: Gives the felling of surprise or shock.
Slow Dolly In: Creates the feeling of tension and helps us become more Close to our character.
Slow Dolly Out: Leave the character looking emotionally lost or abandoned.
Dolly Across: Creates action or changes the emotional direction of the scene.
Glide Cam Shot: Creates more of a dance feeling and makes scenes feel "epic"
Glide Cam 360: Gives a calm feeling or that something is about to happen.
Zolly: Creates an overwhelming emotional feeling.
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Post War Period and Sound
The Post War Period had many films that were based on the sadness of the everyday lives after WWII ended. This film, Rear Window, has to...
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Crane Down: Moves you into the story or the scene, makes you feel like your being dropped into the scene. Crane Up: Gives us the image of ...
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Camera Movement Moving the camera helps create different emotions in a scene and emphasize those emotions that we want to see. It can add ...
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