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tracking shot

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tracking shot
n.
A movie shot made by a camera moving steadily on a track or dolly.

tracking shot
n
(Performing Arts) a camera shot in which the cameraman follows a specific person or event in the action


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However, it's squalor with polish - as with those earlier films, Wright cannot convey emotion in a single image when he can orchestrate an intricate tracking shot or a complex sequence littered with hundreds of real-life homeless extras on a graffiti-strewn recreation of Skid Row.
Like his famous tracking shot on the war-torn beaches of World War II France in Atonement, he does a similar scene with LA's Skid Row.
As with those earlier films, Wright cannot convey emotion in a single image when he can orchestrate an intricate tracking shot or a complex sequence littered with hundreds of real-life homeless extras on a graffiti-strewn recreation of Skid Row.
 
 
 
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