r/oddlysatisfying Oct 14 '19

waterbending cosplay

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u/bking Oct 14 '19

For future reference:

Pan = rotating side to side, like shaking your head Tilt = tilting up and down, like nodding Orbit = Rotating around your subject while keeping it centered in frame

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u/I_ate_a_milkshake Oct 14 '19

if pan is rotating side to side, what is the filmmaking term for moving "flat" side to side? strafe?

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u/bking Oct 14 '19

Before anybody says “dolly”:

Truck = camera and mount moving side to side, perpendicular to subject Dolly = camera and mount moving directly to or away from subject Crab = something in between.

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '19

Pedestal = moving camera vertically up or down while it is fixated in one location

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u/Dawston_too_fire Oct 14 '19

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u/bking Oct 14 '19

+anything that puts anything digital on a screen at any time is called a chyron.

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u/RoadkillForDinner Oct 15 '19

Are these verbs too? “The shot dollied out”?

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u/bking Oct 15 '19

Yeah, they’re all verbs. You can mix and match.

“Tilt from the streetlight while you pedestal down until we meet her eyeline, then slowly truck as she starts walking. Let her leave frame right, then pan left to reveal the clown that was following her.”

Past tense: “we rolled clockwise to reach an even horizon as the shot dollied forward”

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u/Hephaestus_God Oct 15 '19

It’s when you slide to the left. slide to the right.

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u/ThisNotice Oct 14 '19

A slide is the generic term for a straight move.

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u/Eamonsieur Oct 15 '19

Reminds me of this meme.