add on 7 slides to answer the following questions about \principles of motion,\ based on the google…

Brief Explanations:

To answer these questions, one would need to review the specific Google slideshow and the video "Pan and Tilt Shooting Tips" as the answers are based on the content within them. Pan shots, tilt shots, pedestal shots, tracking shots, push - in and pull - out shots are all types of camera movements in videography. Each has its own characteristics and uses. For example, tilt shots are often used to show vertical movement or to reveal more of a vertical scene.

Answer:

I. Without reviewing the slideshow, cannot determine what pan shots are similar to. II. Without reviewing the slideshow, cannot list the 6 main shots of Principles of Motion. III. Tilt shots are often used to show vertical movement or reveal more of a vertical scene (based on general knowledge of videography, but may vary based on the video). IV. Without reviewing the video, cannot determine the necessary accessory for good and steady pan and tilt shots. V. Without reviewing the slideshow, cannot define what a pedestal shot is. VI. Without reviewing the slideshow, cannot define what a tracking shot is. VII. Without reviewing the slideshow, cannot determine the purpose of push - in and pull - out shots.