A–Z Camera Moves

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Guess a camera move, one per letter.

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A–Z Camera MovesVersion en ligne Guess a camera move, one per letter. par Luke A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Shot filmed from above to show scale and location. Starts with B Overhead angle looking down at the subject. Starts with C Framing focused tightly on a detail or face. Starts with D Movement on a wheeled platform towards or away from the subject. Starts with E Initial shot that sets the location and space. Starts with F Adjusting the lens to keep the subject sharp in frame. Starts with G Stabilizing device that smooths camera motion. Starts with H Filming without a steady rig, producing a mobile feel. Starts with I A small secondary image or shot shown within the frame. Starts with J Crane-mounted arm allowing vertical and horizontal movement. Starts with K Dynamic shot conveying energy through motion. Starts with L Framing that shows the subject from a distance. Starts with M Shot framing that shows the subject from roughly waist to head. Starts with N Camera or lens setup focusing on central rotation point. Starts with O Shot taken directly above the scene, looking down. Starts with P Horizontal camera movement on a fixed location. Starts with Q Quick transition between shots to advance action. Starts with R Changing focus between subjects at different distances. Starts with S Stabilized camera system that allows smooth movement. Starts with T Upward or downward vertical camera angle movement. Starts with U Shot taken from below the subject, often with a cage. Starts with V Angle or position offering a particular perspective. Starts with W Shot capturing a broad view of the scene. Starts with X Abbreviation for extreme close-up focusing on detail. Starts with Y Rotation of the camera around a vertical axis. Starts with Z Changing focal length to magnify or recede from subject.

A–Z Camera MovesVersion en ligne

Guess a camera move, one per letter.

par Luke

Starts with A

Shot filmed from above to show scale and location.

Starts with B

Overhead angle looking down at the subject.

Starts with C

Framing focused tightly on a detail or face.

Starts with D

Movement on a wheeled platform towards or away from the subject.

Starts with E

Initial shot that sets the location and space.

Starts with F

Adjusting the lens to keep the subject sharp in frame.

Starts with G

Stabilizing device that smooths camera motion.

Starts with H

Filming without a steady rig, producing a mobile feel.

Starts with I

A small secondary image or shot shown within the frame.

Starts with J

Crane-mounted arm allowing vertical and horizontal movement.

Starts with K

Dynamic shot conveying energy through motion.

Starts with L

Framing that shows the subject from a distance.

Starts with M

Shot framing that shows the subject from roughly waist to head.

Starts with N

Camera or lens setup focusing on central rotation point.

Starts with O

Shot taken directly above the scene, looking down.

Starts with P

Horizontal camera movement on a fixed location.

Starts with Q

Quick transition between shots to advance action.

Starts with R

Changing focus between subjects at different distances.

Starts with S

Stabilized camera system that allows smooth movement.

Starts with T

Upward or downward vertical camera angle movement.

Starts with U

Shot taken from below the subject, often with a cage.

Starts with V

Angle or position offering a particular perspective.

Starts with W

Shot capturing a broad view of the scene.

Starts with X

Abbreviation for extreme close-up focusing on detail.

Starts with Y

Rotation of the camera around a vertical axis.

Starts with Z

Changing focal length to magnify or recede from subject.

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A–Z Camera MovesVersion en ligne

par Luke

Starts with A

Shot filmed from above to show scale and location.

Starts with B

Overhead angle looking down at the subject.

Starts with C

Framing focused tightly on a detail or face.

Starts with D

Movement on a wheeled platform towards or away from the subject.

Starts with E

Initial shot that sets the location and space.

Starts with F

Adjusting the lens to keep the subject sharp in frame.

Starts with G

Stabilizing device that smooths camera motion.

Starts with H

Filming without a steady rig, producing a mobile feel.

Starts with I

A small secondary image or shot shown within the frame.

Starts with J

Crane-mounted arm allowing vertical and horizontal movement.

Starts with K

Dynamic shot conveying energy through motion.

Starts with L

Framing that shows the subject from a distance.

Starts with M

Shot framing that shows the subject from roughly waist to head.

Starts with N

Camera or lens setup focusing on central rotation point.

Starts with O

Shot taken directly above the scene, looking down.

Starts with P

Horizontal camera movement on a fixed location.

Starts with Q

Quick transition between shots to advance action.

Starts with R

Changing focus between subjects at different distances.

Starts with S

Stabilized camera system that allows smooth movement.

Starts with T

Upward or downward vertical camera angle movement.

Starts with U

Shot taken from below the subject, often with a cage.

Starts with V

Angle or position offering a particular perspective.

Starts with W

Shot capturing a broad view of the scene.

Starts with X

Abbreviation for extreme close-up focusing on detail.

Starts with Y

Rotation of the camera around a vertical axis.

Starts with Z

Changing focal length to magnify or recede from subject.