First Time Director. Gil Bettman

externally generated moves. The camera could be pushed back like the boulder, pulled along like Indiana, or in the same way, pushed screen left or screen right, up or down, and all possible combinations of the above. The central object pushing the camera could be as big as the boulder or as small as the feather that floats through the credits of Forrest Gump. This strategy is the one which all directors who move their camera according to Bob's Rules use to block not only action scenes, like the scene from Raiders, but also dialogue scenes between actors. In a dialogue scene, the actors walk and talk at various times in the scene, forcing the camera to counter in various directions to keep them properly framed.