Car Shot Flipbook

Watch the move, then go get it. Tick as you shoot. Shoot every move slower + longer than feels natural.

	Wide orbit Arc the gimbal in a circle around the car. Your hero shot - shows the whole shape.
	Low orbit Same arc, but dropped low near the wheel and sill. Aggressive and premium.
	Tilt-down Camera tilts down from the overhead lights to reveal the car. A strong opener.
	Push-in (detail) Walk the camera straight in toward a badge, emblem or detail. Slow and steady.
	Reflection roll Move so a highlight sweeps along a panel. Proves the gloss and a swirl-free finish.
	Dutch-angle FPV A quick, low canted (Dutch) angle - the wheel sweeps into frame. Gimbal in FPV mode unlocks the roll for the tilt.
	Interior reveal Move through the open door into the cabin - sill, seat, then steering wheel.
	Studio orbit Slow orbit in a clean space with overhead lights reflecting in the paint. The 'expensive' look.
	Process The work in action - foam, spray, scrub, coating, PPF, polishing. Shows the craft and builds trust.

Real vs edit: orbits + push-ins are physically shot (can't be faked). Dutch/FPV = real (gimbal FPV mode) or added in edit. Smoothness = shoot slow, speed up in the edit.