Camera Movements Analysis

Camera movements allows the person who is watching to be able to feel multiple different types of emotions. The first camera movement is the crane shot, which creates a feeling of being dropped in the character's world. When the camera moves from a low to a high, it emphasizes the emotion of the character being small and that they have some big obstacle to overcome. When the camera moves from a high angle to a low angle, it makes the person who is watching think and feel that the character is strong and powerful. A shaky camera makes the watcher to feel uneasy and unsteady, and gives the viewer knowledge that some action is occurring. A quick pan creates a feeling of danger that occurred to the character and a quick push makes the viewer to feel surprised. A slow dolly towards the character will produce a feeling of tension and intimidation. A slow dolly away from the character will produce a feeling of empathy towards the character. A dolly across will change the emotion when they can introduce new parts of the scene, making it feel dreamlike. A 360 shot will make feel like something is about to happen. A zolly is something that makes the viewer feel like the character just realized something and their mind was blown. Or it could possibly mean that something good or bad is about to happen.