Understanding of film language - camera

camera is an important piece of item used in the world of film. there are many features to the camera, and the camera is what produces the film as a whole. There are many movements the camera can produce, these being:
-A panning shot, where the camera moves slowly across from side to side from a fixed axis
-A tilt shot, where the camera moves up and down from a fixed axis.
-A crane shot, where the camera, mounted on a crane, moves around at a distance above ground level.
-A tackling shot, where the camera follows there action, moving along the tracks laid for that purpose, often pulling backwards from a scene
-A rolling shot, where the camera moves diagonally. making the image askew (often used to suggest that a character is ill or drugged)
The camera can also produce many angled shot, such as:
-birds eyed view, where we see the images from the top of the sky.
- top- down shot where the image is taken from the bottom of the object or person
there are many types of angles that can be taken with the camera.