1. Name one primary move
Start with one camera verb, direction and speed. Multiple simultaneous moves create ambiguous geometry and make failures hard to diagnose.
CORE FORMULAEffective cost = attempt cost ÷ acceptance rate
2. Separate camera and subject
State what the camera does and what the subject does in separate clauses, then describe their spatial relationship.
3. Use duration-aware motion
A complex orbit may not complete naturally in five seconds. Match motion distance and speed to clip duration.
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Frequently asked questions
Why does the camera stay static?
The scene may contain competing actions or the instruction may lack direction and speed.
Can two moves be combined?
Yes after each move works independently and their sequence is explicit.
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