Camera skills

This is a pan shot because the camera is going on the side, not up nor down nor titled.

This is a tilted shot because the camera is titling up, not going up.

This is a zoom shot because the camera man is going forward into the frame to explore more to the scene. 

This is a tracking shot, the camera is going the same way the characters are walking. 

This is a boom shot because the camera is going up to illustrate more to the frame. 

This is a handheld shot because the camera is going the same way as the characters while not being straight filmed or filmed with the camera man’s movement.

This is a dolly/reverse zoom shot because the shot is staying straight while still zooming.

This is a dolly shot because it is zooming into the character or going forward into the screen to look at the character closely.