Story, camera movement, and tight spaces.

It’s great to talk about camera movement in the abstract: “the camera turns 360 like in “Gravity” and then we do a really slow long tracking shot like in “The Shinning.”

Sadly there’s also real life, and it comes with real people usually working in tiny and crowded spaces. Besides the actual physical challenges, we should consider the reasons to move the camera, in other words, it’s a good idea to think WHY are we moving the camera before we get into HOW to do it.

Watch the video below for a real life example:

And here’s a 90-second version of the Bookbinder’s story.

These are the tools I used to shoot this video:

If you want to learn more about Camera Movement, check the complete online course on LinkedIn Learning.

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