Movie Camera Shots
Wide shot
Medium shot
Close up shot
Camera zoom shot
Dolly in shot
Tracking shot
camera shots in cinema
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Movie Camera Shots
Wide shot
Medium shot
Close up shot
Camera zoom shot
Dolly in shot
Tracking shot
camera shots in cinema
Peter Lawford
The Neon Demon - Movement - Dolly shot
Dolly shots only:
Notes on the long dolly shot for Fantastic Mr Fox by Wes Anderson
Previously I’ve always learned that a tracking shot is a left-right movement with a fixed vertical axis (so no angle change), and a dolly shot is a forward-backward movement also with a fixed vertical axis and no angle change. But I’ve always applied that to animation and digital things rather than live-action filmmaking, so I wasn’t well-versed in the actual filmmaking equipments
Until today. Where I learned the tracking shot is called so because it’s a camera amounted on a track, and a dolly shot is called so because the camera is mounted on a dolly (and a steady cam is yet another type of equipment)
And that, not only is a tracking shot slightly different from a dolly shot in equipment,
A tracking dolly shot also exists
Me pulling tape back in my camera assistant days. Photo: Beth Dubber. C&O Canal, near Washington DC. On the set of Boy of Pigs.
Alt-J - Deadcrush
Bonobo - No Reason
Hang On For This Supercut Highlighting Martin Scorsese’s Fast Dolly Zoom Shots