Blog task 7: Camera movement and Editing

 Tilt:✌


This type of camera movement is called "tilt". The director chose this angle because they want to show his real reaction to what he is witnessing. This will shoe the audience that something interesting will happen.







Zoom:👌

This camera movement is called "zoom".The director chose this shot so you can see both the peoples emotions.









in this scene there is the camera movement called "zoom" this is usually used when something is high up for example a superhero flying down or in this case someone climbing up very high .

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