Discuss how a reverse dolly shot, such as that seen Forrest Gump, can establish unsettled feelings ...

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Discuss how a reverse dolly shot, such as that seen Forrest Gump, can establish unsettled feelings ...

Discuss how a reverse dolly shot, such as that seen Forrest Gump, can establish unsettled feelings and anticipation.

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Reverse dolly shots such as this are more unsettling than conventional
traveling shots. When we dolly into a scene, we can usually see where we're headed,to a geographical goal of some sort. But when the camera moves in reverse, sweeping
backwards as it keeps the running protagonist in frame, we have no sense of a final
destination, just the urgent, desperate need to flee.

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