- Pan left - Pivot - Pan Right
- Crab Left (move left) - Crab Right (move right)
- Track in (move forward) - Track Out (move backwards). Point to note, do track but don't zoom during filming.
- Ped up (camera moves up) - Ped down (camera moves down)
- Tilt
Angles-
- Low angle- make people feel big and powerful
- straight angle or eye-level
- High angle- make people feel small and insecure
- Canted or dutch tilt- angled camera
- Worms eye- very low angle
- Birds eye view- very high angle
Shots-
- Proximity- close up shows emotion on faces
- Extreme close up- part of face
- Close up- head and shoulders
- Mid shot- from waist upwards
- 3/4 shot- from knee upwards
- Medium long shot- below knee
- Long shot- whole person
- Extra/Extreme long shot- further shot (more of the image is in the view including the character
- Two shot- two people in the shot (conversation)
- Over the shoulder shot- a shot taken over the shoulder
