台車/移動Dolly/Track · 9 moves

camera: dolly in. movement: move the camera physically forward in a straight line toward the main subject. speed: smooth controlled push. framing: keep camera height, lens direction and subject position consistent while distance closes. end: finish in a tighter composition.

camera: dolly out. movement: move the camera physically backward in a straight line away from the main subject. speed: smooth controlled retreat. framing: keep lens direction and camera height consistent while more environment enters frame. end: finish in a wider composition.

camera: reverse tracking shot. movement: move backward in front of the walking subject. speed: match the subject's forward pace. framing: keep front-facing face and body framing stable as the background moves behind them. end: hold a clear front-facing moving composition.

camera: side tracking shot. movement: move parallel beside the subject along their direction of travel. speed: match the subject's motion. framing: keep the subject in side profile or three-quarter profile at a stable distance. end: continue the parallel movement with clear horizontal motion.

camera: tracking shot. movement: move through the scene with the main subject. speed: match the subject's pace. framing: keep the subject consistently readable while the environment moves around them. end: maintain a clear moving composition.

camera: low tracking shot. movement: move at ground or below-waist height alongside the subject's movement path. speed: match the subject, footsteps or wheels. framing: keep the low detail readable while the ground plane moves through frame. end: finish with the low perspective clearly maintained.

camera: chase shot. movement: follow a moving subject quickly along the action route. speed: fast, reactive and physically close. framing: keep the subject visible while allowing energetic reframing. end: stay connected to the subject in motion.

camera: follow shot from behind. movement: move behind the subject along their route at shoulder height. speed: match the subject's pace. framing: keep the back, shoulder or head as the foreground guide while the route ahead stays readable. end: continue following with the subject leading the frame.

camera: vehicle tracking shot. movement: move with the vehicle along its route. speed: match the vehicle's pace. framing: keep the vehicle stable in frame while the road or environment moves past. end: maintain a clear moving vehicle composition.