Crane up reveal: the shot begins tight on a single market stall, then the camera rises smoothly and continuously upward, and as it climbs the full extent of an enormous crowded market is progressively revealed stretching to the horizon

Slow dolly in: the camera pushes steadily forward toward a single closed door at the end of a dim hallway, the door growing larger and the walls sliding past on both sides, nothing in the scene itself moving, the advance is entirely the camera's

Lateral tracking shot: the camera glides sideways at a constant speed alongside a person cycling down a tree-lined road, keeping them perfectly fixed in the center of the frame while the trees and buildings behind sweep past horizontally

Orbiting arc shot: the camera circles smoothly around a single seated stone statue, keeping it centered while the background rotates continuously behind it, revealing the statue from progressively different angles as the arc travels

Dolly zoom vertigo effect: the camera physically moves backward while simultaneously zooming in on a person standing at the end of a long pier, so the person stays exactly the same size in frame while the background rushes and stretches unnaturally toward them

Handheld camera: unsteady breathing motion, the frame drifting and correcting constantly with small jolts, following someone hurrying through a narrow night alley from just behind their shoulder, the instability creating unease, never settling