Day -64/100 🔥💥Greatest Tracking shots in film History #cinematography #filmmaking Learn cinematography in 100 days @filmfilters.in for more information about filmmaking From the legendary long take in Wings (1927) — one of the earliest examples of a cinematic tracking shot — to the breathtaking casino sequence in Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), these moments redefine how filmmakers use camera movement to tell powerful stories. In this episode of our Cinematography Series, we break down why th

16K views · 222 shares | This is how they made this tracking shot from the film “Wings (1927).”⁣ ⁣  Dir: William A. Wellman⁣  DP : Harry Perry⁣ ➡️ via goosebumpscinema ⁣/ IG | FilmFreeway | Facebook

Tracking vs Trucking Camera Movement Explained! Both Tracking and Trucking shots move the camera — but in different ways 👇 🎯 Tracking Shot: The camera follows the subject as they move forward or backward. 👉 Purpose: To make the audience feel like they’re moving with the character — great for chase scenes or emotional walks. 🎯 Trucking Shot: The camera moves left or right, staying parallel to the subject. 👉 Purpose: To show movement across space — perfect for scenes where the character moves