Camera movement

Motivated camera movement
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The camera moves directly with the action being shown, for example if a character moves across the screen the camera tilts, pans, or physically moves by hand or on a dolly.

Unmotivated camera movement
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When a camera move is imposing on the action rather than just following it, this is used for emphasis of any kind.

Zoom
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This is when you magnify an element of the scene, the camera itself doesn't actually move during this movement, it is done with a lens. This type of zoom is usually slow, which builds drama, suspense and tension.

Example : https://youtu.be/ZbMtUL-69_g?t=85


Crash zoom
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This is the same as a normal zoom but is done a lot faster, this is used mostly to shock, reveal action suddenly or to just reveal something.

Example : https://youtu.be/kjZ9EQ7LMD8?t=8


Pan / whip pan
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When the camera moves on it's horizontal axis, left to right or right to left.




Camera movement practical
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