remember at teh start in the intro when raymond looks out the window and sees his parents coming across the road? When it cuts to his face it zooms in on his face and does a closeup, whilst the backgrounds zooms out so it emphasises more on his face and the fear he is getting. How do they do that shot?
That is a zooming in close up of his face whilst teh background zooms out. Any ideas how to do that?
i think you mean the vertigo effect, but i wouldnt know, i havnt seen "everyone loves raymond". its a comnbination of zooming out while dollying the camera forwards
you put the cam on a track. then zoom in on the actors face. Then start moveing the cam towards the actor while zooming out. It is the Vertigo effect created by hitchcock. Works great in cars, because you don't need a dolly there.
And many other films, I did it in a little thing I was shooting for school, and it wowed people thinking it was some strange com effect I had unlocked in the cammera.
