Film Studies 1022 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Crane Shot, Jerky
17 Apr 2016
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Tilt: moving upwards or downwards on a staionary support (not let or right) Pan: the camera is moving on the staionary support right of let (not up or down) Swish pan: camera movement where the camera panning let or right so quickly that it blurs the image. Used to mask a transiion between scenes, or to hide edits. Tracking (dolly) shot: is a shot that travels in any direcion along the ground (any posiion) Rely on the movement of the camera support. Crane shot: camera is lited of the ground (can move up down, side to side etc. ) Helicopter shot is a variaion of this (most free form, fullest range of movement possible) Hand held camera: a rougher, jerky image, used to heighten realism. Steady cam: handheld camera to the extreme: camera harness connected to camera person, sotens the extreme. Useful when combined with a crane shot. Was invented for the shining, irst ilm it was used.
