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Story, Camera, Action! n Camera Movement-Pan and Tilt:

Story, Camera, Action! n Camera Movement-Dolly:

Story, Camera, Action! n Camera Movement-Hand Held: Hand Held Steadi-cam Mono-pod Hand Held Steadi-cam Mono-pod

Story, Camera, Action! n Camera Movement-Crane, Jib: Crane Jib (small crane) Crane Jib (small crane)

Story, Camera, Action! n Camera Movement-Optical Zoom, Digital Zoom: Optical Zoom (real zoom) Digital Zoom Optical Zoom (real zoom) Digital Zoom -Uses different “zoom” lenses, -Digital lens -Uses different “zoom” lenses, -Digital lens for example, a 100mm lens magnified for example, a 100mm lens magnified

Story, Camera, Action! n Camera Movement-Aerial: *Taken from a plane or helicopter, etc… *Taken from a plane or helicopter, etc…