. Filmmaking: The Tracking Shot 4 main types of camera movement Tracking shot Tracking shots are widely used in Hollywood features but with a little bit of money or simply a little creativity you can duplicate the look of these shots in your own production. Tracking shots involve the use of dollies to pull the camera around a scene. A tracking shot can be done hand held, using a steady cam, but they are more commonly shot with dollies. You may want to recreate the feeling of familiar paces. Therefore you should know the following information about speed.   Method miles / hour feet / second Casual stroll 2 2.9 Average walk 3 4.4 Brisk walk 4 5.9 Average jog 6 8.8 Average run 8 11.7 All out sprint 12 17.6 Car 30 44 Continue Below... Camera Movement: The Pan Shot Camera Movement: The Tilt Shot Camera Movement: Tracking Shot Camera Movement: Handheld / Zoom         .

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