Движения камеры — Раскрытие сцены

Camera: foreground reveal. Movement: Translate the camera sideways past an existing foreground occluder in one continuous shot. Speed: Slow, controlled lateral movement. Framing: Keep camera height, viewing direction and focal length fixed; the near edge shifts faster than the background, gradually uncovering the space it obscured. Complete the reveal with lateral parallax: the occluding edge moves out of the way because the viewpoint shifts, rather than the foreground object moving aside. End: Stop once the previously obscured main subject is clearly visible.

Camera: pull-back reveal. Movement: Move the camera physically backward from the initial close framing in one continuous shot. Speed: Smooth retreat, easing at the end. Framing: Maintain focal length, height and viewing direction; reveal the wider context through the changing camera distance and natural parallax. Reveal context through a progressive change in depth and occlusion; keep the original close detail identifiable as it becomes part of the wider scene. End: Hold a wider composition that clearly includes the initial visual anchor.

Camera: push past / pass-by shot. Movement: Move forward past an existing foreground edge or through a clear opening in one continuous shot. Speed: Smooth, controlled forward glide. Framing: Keep focal length and roll fixed; the near foreground moves quickly toward and beyond the frame edges while the space behind it is gradually revealed. Pass alongside solid foreground edges or between them; their progressive occlusion and exit from view establish the forward route. End: Finish beyond the foreground layer with an unobstructed view into the revealed space.