Every shot tells a story. Choose your movement.
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Tilted orbit reveals angles you couldn't see head-on — perfect for showing the relationship between subject and surroundings
Diagonal movement feels more dynamic than straight — it's how you make side-to-side transitions feel cinematic
Pulling back in an arc maintains visual connection while expanding context — the reveal without losing focus
Following parallel creates companionship in the frame — you're not observing, you're running alongside
Tracking around corners while maintaining framing takes practice — it's precision disguised as smoothness
The world warps when you move forward while zooming out — it's the visual equivalent of realization hitting
Low-altitude forward flight over terrain that never seems to end — it's the opening shot of the long journey ahead
Rising reveal from low to high gives viewers their bearings — this is where we are, this is what matters
Rising backward simultaneously shrinks the subject while expanding the world — it's the cinematic goodbye
Moving closer while descending creates intimacy without intimidation — it's how you approach something sacred
Circling while advancing shows the subject from all angles as you get closer — inspection with forward motion
Flying low between obstacles gradually reveals what's beyond — controlled anticipation in every frame
Descending spiral gives 360° view while dropping into the scene — you're exploring as you enter
Rising spiral shows subject from every angle while gaining altitude — comprehensive reveal with upward momentum
Tilting camera up while rising makes the horizon unfold dramatically — the moment scale becomes clear
Combining multiple stick movements simultaneously creates complexity — when simple moves aren't enough
Straight vertical ascent maintains framing while context expands below — simple but powerful elevation
Pure lateral movement keeps subject centered while background flows past — effortless parallax
Sliding alongside moving subject keeps them in frame while world scrolls by — you're in it together
Descending spiral while camera tilts upward creates disorienting beauty — going down while looking up
Moving straight toward locked subject feels like commitment — no distraction, just direct approach
Circling downward while locked on target creates spiral inspection — you're getting closer and seeing everything
Vertical descent while maintaining lock shows scale change without losing subject — focused falling
Descending while approaching tightens frame and lowers perspective simultaneously — getting intimate
Retreating while locked keeps subject centered as world grows around them — perspective widens but focus stays
Passing by while camera pans to follow creates smooth motion blur on edges — speed with tracking
Flying over locked subject while camera tilts down maintains top-down view in motion — aerial inspection
Spiral descent while locked shows every angle as you drop — comprehensive view while entering scene
Spiral ascent around locked subject reveals surroundings as you rise — subject stays, context expands
Perfect circle around locked subject at constant altitude — pure examination, no other variables
Ascending while locked gradually reveals what's behind subject — elevation with maintained focus
Circling upward while locked creates expanding spiral — context grows in all directions simultaneously
Spiraling closer while locked tightens frame gradually — the slow zoom of circular approach
Arcing departure while locked keeps subject visible longest — graceful exit with maintained connection
Rising and retreating while locked shrinks subject in frame as world expands — the grand finale pullback
Overhead pass with camera pointing straight down reveals patterns invisible from side angles — the map view
Ascending past vertical elements creates layered depth as foreground, mid, and background separate — 3D reveal
Sweeping arc at distance maintains grand scale — you're showing the relationship between elements, not details
Sliding laterally while zooming in/out creates controlled perspective distortion — technical move for stylistic emphasis
