Crane Down:
- a feeling of falling into the character's world or being dropped into the scene
Crane Up:
- a feeling of how small the character is or how large their challenging obstacle is
Crane High to Low Angle:
- makes a character look strong; there's a feeling of authority
Handheld Camera:
- shaky and unsettling but it makes the shot feel very strange and dangerous
Quick Pan:
- can change the direction of emotion really quickly
Quick Push In:
- a feeling of surprise or shock
Slow Dolly In
- creates tension, feels intimate and can make the audience uncomfortable; it helps share emotions the character is facing at the moment
Slow Dolly Out:
- the character is emotionally lost or abandoned; there is an emotion of empathy felt for the character
Dolly Across:
- reveals an action or a change of emotional direction
Glidecam Shot:
- epic, dreamlike
Handheld Camera
- feels edgy; a stressful, pushing emotion into your face
360 reveal
- a "calm before the storm" feeling; a survey of the situation as if something is coming/about to happen
Zolly = Dolly + Zoom
- background gets larger or smaller but the character remains the same size; there is an overwhelming emotional feeling like an out of body experience
Movement can create emotion or help to establish and emphasize the emotion that you want.
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