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A script used to make a DollyZoom effect.Instanciate it and attach it to a camera.The controller will adjust the camera FOVdepending of the distance between the camera and the tackedsubject or start distance.Dolly Zoom Effect (Vertigo Effect)The Dolly Zoom is a camera technique where thecamera moves closer or farther from a subject whilezooming in or out to keep the subject the same size.This creates a disorienting effect where the backgroundappears to expand or contract.How It Works:Moving forward (dolly in) → Zoom out.Moving backward (dolly out) → Zoom in.Famous Examples:Vertigo (1958) – First use of the effect.Jaws (1975) – Iconic shark attack realization scene.Goodfellas (1990) – Used to show paranoia.This effect is widely used in filmmaking to create tension and unease.
A script used to make a DollyZoom effect.
Instanciate it and attach it to a camera.
The controller will adjust the camera FOV
depending of the distance between the camera and the tacked
subject or start distance.
Dolly Zoom Effect (Vertigo Effect)
The Dolly Zoom is a camera technique where the
camera moves closer or farther from a subject while
zooming in or out to keep the subject the same size.
This creates a disorienting effect where the background
appears to expand or contract.
How It Works:
Moving forward (dolly in) → Zoom out.
Moving backward (dolly out) → Zoom in.
Famous Examples:
Vertigo (1958) – First use of the effect.
Jaws (1975) – Iconic shark attack realization scene.
Goodfellas (1990) – Used to show paranoia.
This effect is widely used in filmmaking to create tension and unease.
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A script used to make a DollyZoom effect.Instanciate it and attach it to a camera.The controller will adjust the camera FOVdepending of the distance between the camera and the tackedsubject or start distance.Dolly Zoom Effect (Vertigo Effect)The Dolly Zoom is a camera technique where thecamera moves closer or farther from a subject whilezooming in or out to keep the subject the same size.This creates a disorienting effect where the backgroundappears to expand or contract.How It Works:Moving forward (dolly in) → Zoom out.Moving backward (dolly out) → Zoom in.Famous Examples:Vertigo (1958) – First use of the effect.Jaws (1975) – Iconic shark attack realization scene.Goodfellas (1990) – Used to show paranoia.This effect is widely used in filmmaking to create tension and unease.