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It may sound obvious, but one of the first things you need to consider when making the leap from shooting stills to digital film is movement. As a stills photographer your goal is always to capture a single moment in time \u2013 the one frame that tells the story best. However, when filmmaking, not only can your subject move but so too can the camera.<\/p>\n

Every movement has a different emotional effect. The perspective and the way you move the camera affects how viewers interpret a scene. It can change the perception, the rhythm, the pace and even the emotion of a story.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s just as important to know when not to move the camera. Cinematographers always think about moving the camera, but only when it adds something to the narrative.<\/p>\n

Human perspective<\/h2>\n

Film is different to stills photography because the viewer is the camera. If you are making a wildlife documentary film about foxes and the camera is positioned at head height looking down, the footage will seem somewhat unremarkable as this is how we typically view foxes. However, just like with stills photography, if you move the camera so it is at eye level with the fox, you instantly change the perspective and put the viewer inside the fox\u2019s world. The story takes on a new meaning, and audiences will see things in a completely different light. Move the camera even lower, to ground level, and the fox towers over us \u2013 it becomes dominant and powerful. Exactly the same rules apply when you are filming people.<\/p>\n

Panning<\/h2>\n

One of the simplest movements you can make is a pan. This is where the camera moves from left to right, or vice versa. Panning shots are a good way to introduce a subject like our fox. You pan across to establish a location and then stop the pan so that the subject rests around a third of the way into the frame.<\/p>\n

Crane, jib and boom shots<\/h2>\n

Crane, jib and boom shots lift or lower the camera, and they are great for allowing the audience to enter or exit a scene. They allow the viewer to look at a scene, then quickly be inserted right into it. For example, at the start of a film a high crane shot above a busy street scene can be used as an establishing shot. Once the location has been established, the camera can be lowered onto the subject, allowing the audience to enter the world of the film. Conversely, at the end of a film we may see the camera raised away from the subject to show them walking off into the distance. As we leave the character\u2019s world behind, the audience is pulled out of the narrative, concluding the story.<\/p>\n

You don\u2019t need to spend a fortune to make use of these types of movements, as a carefully angled and raised monopod can achieve the same sort of effect, but on a smaller scale.<\/p>\n

Creating tension<\/h2>\n

When it comes to adding drama and tension to a scene, the type of movement that you choose can really help. Pushing, or zooming in, to the face of a character who is upset focuses the audience\u2019s attention on the emotions of that person. Conversely, if you pull out from a person crying to a wider scene, you can reveal why the person is upset. During the slow pull you create tension as the audience anticipates what is about to be revealed.<\/p>\n

Unnatural movement<\/h2>\n

As much as you should be keeping the camera smooth and steady, sudden jerky movements can be very unsettling, uneasy and unpleasant to watch, which can emphasise such moments in your film. As always, watch you favourite films and look at how the camera moves during certain moments.<\/p>\n\t\t

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A slider provides a way to make very smooth and precise camera movements<\/p>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\n

Shoulder rig<\/h2>\n\"Shoulder<\/a>\n

Even a simple shoulder rig can provide a good level of support, especially if you have a large number of accessories attached.\u00a0 One tip is to control your breathing, as this can be noticeable in recorded footage.<\/p>\n

Monopod<\/h2>\n\"Monopod\"<\/a>\n

Many videographers favour a monopod over a tripod, as it can offer good support for static shots but with the flexibility to be used as a stabiliser, or for very high shots that can mimic an image taken with a crane. The weight of a monopod, especially one with feet, can help to act as a counterbalance to smooth any movements when shooting handheld with something like Blackmagic\u2019s Pocket Cinema Camera.<\/p>\n

Tripod<\/h2>\n\"Tripod\"<\/a>\n

The most obvious support is a tripod. One of the main differences is the fluid head, which gives you a much smoother-looking image when panning and tilting. Tripods also have leg bracing and usually don\u2019t have a centre column, which helps to keep the camera extremely stable.<\/p>\n

John Wright<\/h2>\n\t\t
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John Wright pictured with the Blackmagic URSA Mini 4K camera<\/p>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\n

John is a commercial photographer and filmmaker who started shooting films professionally two years ago<\/p>\n

\u2018The advice often given to people who are just starting out shooting digital film is, \u201cDon\u2019t move the camera too much.\u201d Well, I\u2019d add, \u201cDon\u2019t move the camera too much for the sake of it, but if it enriches the viewer\u2019s experience or holds the viewer\u2019s attention, then move the camera.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u2018I\u2019ve tried everything, from just handholding the camera to using huge robotic control arms. There are so many great devices on the market to support your camera, but one thing that I have seen used, that works really well, is a standard monopod. It gives bottom weight and really nice balance. It also offers a steadier, handheld feel.<\/p>\n

\u2018When filming, even something as simple as just slightly drifting in and out can engage the viewer a little bit more than a still frame. The role of the camera in my mind is playing the part of a human witness. It\u2019s OK to let the camera \u201cbreathe\u201d, as I call it, to let it just gently float as you handhold it. You want to give the viewer the impression of being there, and those natural slight movements help to do that.\u2019<\/p>\n\n\n

Brought to you in association with London Camera Exchange www.lcegroup.co.uk<\/em><\/p>\n\"LCE_logo\"<\/a>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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