Introduction: Camera movement in film refers to the physical or mechanical motion of the camera during the recording of a scene. It is a crucial aspect of filmmaking that contributes to the visual storytelling by influencing the audience's perception and emotional engagement with the narrative. It gives an idea of what to expect in a movie and how to better prepare for it when filming.
- Pan: The camera pivots horizontally from a fixed position, scanning the scene from left to right or vice versa.
- Tilt: The camera moves vertically on a fixed axis, pointing up or down.
- Dolly/Tracking: The camera physically moves through space, either towards or away from the subject or along a predefined path.
- Zoom: The lens focal length changes to magnify or diminish the size of the subject, creating an illusion of movement.
- the effect of those camera movement is that it can make the audience feel something on an emotional level like make them feel excited sad or loved. the goal of this assignment was to get us even deeper into practice.
Reflection: in this blog post I got the learn all the amazing techniques of camera work and how good it is to work on them. My teammate and I used PowerPoint as the app to ge this blog made which the collaborative efforts of Lavelle W., who contributed to the background elements, and Jaiden F, who served as a model for my storyboard references, played pivotal roles in the project's success. The synergy within the team allowed me to craft storyboards with a strong foundation, and despite the areas for enhancement in the creative sense, I am proud of the overall completion of the assignment. I think we mostly learned how to work as a team and now know most shots by heart.
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