Camera movement and editing

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 Camera movement and editing:



camera movement: One aspect of camera movement in the clip is dolly . This camera movement smoothly follows the action in the scene. It is quite fast paced so it makes the audience feel a sense of danger,action and chaos . 

Another aspect of camera movement used in the clip is pan . A pan can be very quick and fast and this is called a whip pan . This can be used to make a scene dramatic and emphasise the severity and level of danger in a situation . This makes the audience feel compelled to find out what happens next.

Editing: One aspect of editing is cut .  This is when the shot moves from 1 shot to another. There are many variations of cuts . When a scene uses a jump cut it adds a sense of danger to a scene and it makes the audience feel scared and worried for their character .




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