10/11/2017 | ZOOMING VS. DOLLY/TRUCKING

What is the difference between zooming and dollying?  What does dollying and trucking add to the shot?

Zooming is the technique of magnifying your shot from the same position. Dollying is when you pan the camera towards an object, moving through space. Trucking is the same, only it's panning side to side. Dollying and trucking add a three dimensional feeling as it's moving through space, not standing in the same position.

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