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airbolt | 03:33 Sat 12th Feb 2005 | Film, Media & TV
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What is the name of the Camera Shot where the Camera moves toward the subject whilst zooming away? It has been used in " Vertigo" and many times since to signify Shock or surprise in Films.
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Hiya,

You mean the type of 'startled realisation / reaction' shot used in JAWS (Roy Scheider sees the shark "get out of the sea")

Sounds a bit obvious but I've always heard it referred to simply as a 'Back Track Forward Zoom'

I dont think it has any specific name

Hope this helps

R   x

...also sometimes known as a "contra-zoom" I believe.
There's a few names for it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitchcock_zoom

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