Introduction
This Skill treats the camera as a physical observer with height, distance, inertia, and collision avoidance, designing an immersive handheld or shoulder-follow sequence. It records the operator's position, subject route, obstacles, focus lag, and changes of light so footsteps and breathing remain present without random shake, artificial gimbal smoothness, or impossible movement through walls.
Use Cases
It suits following someone through a corridor, moving along a street, backstage documentary footage, interior relationship scenes, and simulated one-take travel. The same identity reference follows the subject across shots, while edits occur only at action matches or natural occlusion. Ambience, footsteps, clothing, and dialogue remain synchronized, with uploaded music kept below them.
Template
Provide the subject reference, start and end points, rooms or streets along the route, required doors, stairs, crowds, and obstacles, camera distance, shoulder-follow or simulated-one-take preference, dialogue, duration, and aspect ratio. Example: follow a chef from one and a half meters behind through a kitchen and crowded dining room, avoid servers, and catch up at the doorway as the chef turns to speak.
