Preliminary Exercise: Camera Movement Video Blog Post

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Trucking



Action Line: Carmen is trying to catch Anjuel's attention in the school hallways. In the video, Carmen is calling Anjuel's name twice and he then turns to her and responds. The trucking movement shows Carmen walking behind Anjuel.


Static

                 Action Line: Ms. Vincent is speaking to her classroom about an upcoming test . In the video Ms, Vincent urges her students to study hard to be sure about passing their upcoming quiz for the class.





Dolly In
 


Action Line: Carmen and Anjuel are shaking hands in the school building. In the video the two are giving eachother a greeting handshake also known as dapping one another up. The camera moves in to show the two shaking hands.



Zoom out
 Action Line: Melanie and Carmen and sitting down in the cafeteria.  In the video, Carmen and Melanie are talking about the nice pigment of eachother's lipgloss, as the camera zooms out it shows that the two are sitting down at a lunch table.

Pan
        Action Line: Anjuel is running in the hallways. In the video he is running quickly to make it to his class on time the shaking of the camera implies that the was speed walking and potentially was going to run late to his next class.  

Zoom in

                                  Action Line:The camera zooms into Melanies earrings. In the video it shows that Melanie just got new shiny gold hoop earrings.

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