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Push in on a place: a frame from a film that uses it.
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Push in on a place

The camera pushes toward a place along the ground, eased, and can narrow its lens at the end: a push-in for a threshold.

Version
1.0.0
Added
23 October 2026
Films
Not used in a film yet

Parameters

NameTypeDefaultRangeWhat it does
placechoicedoordoor, across, street, green, promenade, sand, waterline, bench, pond, roof, pointthe place it pushes toward; point uses `target`
targetvec20, -1-3000 to 3000the point it pushes toward when place is point: along and inland, in metres
bearingnumber210-360 to 360 degthe compass bearing from the place to the camera (210 is out over the sea)
distancenumber804 to 1500 mhow far from the place it starts
endDistancenumber262 to 1500 mhow far from the place it ends
heightnumber22 to 500 mthe camera height over the ground, held through the move
lookHeightnumber4.50 to 500 mthe height over the ground of the point it looks at
slidenumber60 to 200 mhow far it slides sideways as it pushes in, an arc rather than a rail
slideRightbooltrue–which side it slides to, seen from the place
fovnumber588 to 110 degthe lens where it starts
endFovnumber400 to 110 degthe lens at the end: the push-in narrows to it; 0 keeps the lens
narrowFromnumber0.50 to 1the share of the shot where the lens starts to narrow; 1 holds it to the end
easechoiceinOutinOut, linear, in, outhow it speeds up and slows down: inOut starts and ends at rest

Use it in a film

film.js
move: element('push-in', { place: 'door', target: [0, -1] })

Use it from your agent

Ask your agent to put it in a film. It finds the element by name.