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Shaky camera
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a filmmaking technique where the camera is intentionally made to shake or move rapidly, often used to create a sense of realism or urgency in the scene
What is a "shaky camera"?
A shaky camera is a filming technique where the camera movement is intentionally unsteady or jerky. This effect can be achieved through handheld filming or by using specific equipment to create a sense of instability. A shaky camera is often used to convey urgency, tension, or realism, making the audience feel as though they are directly experiencing the action or events. This technique is commonly used in action scenes, thrillers, and horror films to enhance the emotional impact and immerse viewers in the unfolding drama.
