Question

1. describe the effect of a pan movement on the viewers perspective in a film.

a pan movement is used to transition between different scenes.
a pan movement allows the viewer to follow action or reveal new elements in the scene.
a pan movement focuses solely on one characters emotions.
a pan movement creates a sense of disorientation for the viewer.

1. what is the principal motion of the camera referred to as pan?

camera moves from left to right
camera rotates in a circle

Explanation:

For question 11, a pan movement in film allows the viewer to follow action or reveal new elements in the scene. It is not mainly for scene - transitions, not just for focusing on one character's emotions, and doesn't typically create disorientation. For question 12, the principal motion of a pan is when the camera moves from left to right (or vice - versa), not rotating in a circle.

Answer:

1. A pan movement allows the viewer to follow action or reveal new elements in the scene.
2. Camera moves from left to right