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* This effect is used in ''WesternAnimation/HelpImAFish'', when Aunt Anna [[spoiler:[[DisneyDeath apparently]] steps on Fly]] and the reactions of his parents and Stella are shown.
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* ''Series/YoungSheldon'': Used in "The Geezer Bus and a New Model for Education" when Sheldon is afraid to get in Mary's car.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AnOstrichToldMeTheWorldIsFakeAndIThinkIBelieveIt'' is a StopMotion cartoon that is heavy on MediumAwareness, with an outer camera showing the whole plasticine set while the "main" cartoon takes place on a different camera's monitor in the center of the frame. Neil is the protagonist, an office drone who eventually starts figuring out that he's actually a plasticine figure in a stop-motion cartoon. As the realization hits home for him, the camera does a dolly zoom to show his horror and disorientation--but it ''also'' dollies back far enough to again show the entire plasticine set for the cartoon.
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* In season 4 of ''Series/StargateAtlantis'', this effect is used when Dr. Keller sees an alien bug bursting out of Teyla's abdomen, ''Film/{{Alien}}''-style, within a nightmare.
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* ''Anime/GhostInTheShell'' used this technique digitally in 1995, when it was hailed as a major advance in 3D animation.
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* ''Anime/GhostInTheShell'' ''Anime/GhostInTheShell1995'' used this technique digitally in 1995, when it was hailed as a major advance in 3D animation.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', when Mei tries not to look at her notebook she accidentally left on the floor this is combined with a darkening of the lighting of the scene. On the DVDCommentary, the director of photography, camera, Mahyar Abousaeedi, refers to it as "theatrical lighting when the camera zollies in".
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* ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'': This occurs when the Wolf makes himself known to Puss, particularly when [[spoiler:Puss [[OhCrap realizes that]] [[TheGrimReaper the Wolf is Death]] [[TheDreaded incarnate.]]]]
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* ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk2008'': Two vertigo effects right after another appear showing Ross and Blonsky's reactions when Banner turns into the Hulk on the college campus.
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** ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk2008'': Two vertigo effects right after another appear showing Ross and Blonsky's reactions when Banner turns into the Hulk on the collegecampus.campus.
** Used in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' when [[spoiler:Peter Quill learns that Ego [[MoralEventHorizon gave his mother the brain cancer that killed her]] and snaps out of his trance as a result]].
** Used twice as a visual shorthand for Peter Parker's SpiderSense in ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'', the first when Peter senses [[spoiler:the Goblin [[SplitPersonalityTakeover taking control of]] Norman]] and the second when [[spoiler:all [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy three]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries Spider]]-[[Film/MCUSpiderManTrilogy Men]] sense the bomb the Goblin planted in the MacGuffin]].
** ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk2008'': Two vertigo effects right after another appear showing Ross and Blonsky's reactions when Banner turns into the Hulk on the college
** Used in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' when [[spoiler:Peter Quill learns that Ego [[MoralEventHorizon gave his mother the brain cancer that killed her]] and snaps out of his trance as a result]].
** Used twice as a visual shorthand for Peter Parker's SpiderSense in ''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome'', the first when Peter senses [[spoiler:the Goblin [[SplitPersonalityTakeover taking control of]] Norman]] and the second when [[spoiler:all [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy three]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries Spider]]-[[Film/MCUSpiderManTrilogy Men]] sense the bomb the Goblin planted in the MacGuffin]].
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* Used in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' when [[spoiler:Peter learns that Ego [[MoralEventHorizon gave his mother the brain cancer that killed her]] and snaps out of his trance as a result]].
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' was able to do this after switching to ''VideoGame/Halo3'', using the camera in theater mode. Previous games had a zoom feature, but it always switched to a scope of some kind. The camera in ''Halo 3''[='s=] Theater mode zooms seamlessly (although very quickly, making it a bit hard to control). One of the first times it was used was in Part II of "Relocation", when Caboose sneaks up on Simmons.
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' was able to do this after switching to ''VideoGame/Halo3'', using the camera in theater mode. Previous games had a zoom feature, but it always switched to a scope of some kind. The camera in ''Halo 3''[='s=] Theater mode zooms seamlessly (although very quickly, making it a bit hard to control). One of the first times it was used was in Part II of "Relocation", when Caboose sneaks up on Simmons.
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* Done in a cutscene in the original ''VideoGame/TombRaider''. ''VideoGame/TombRaiderAnniversary'' also uses this effect whenever Lara looks down while hanging from a ledge.
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* Done in a cutscene in the original ''VideoGame/TombRaider''.''VideoGame/TombRaiderI''. ''VideoGame/TombRaiderAnniversary'' also uses this effect whenever Lara looks down while hanging from a ledge.
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-->-- Music/{{Eminem}}, "Music Box", demonstrating a potential use of this in a SlasherMovie
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-->-- Music/{{Eminem}}, '''Music/{{Eminem}}''', "Music Box", demonstrating a potential use of this in a SlasherMovie
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[[TropeMaker First used]] by Alfred Hitchcock in the movie ''Film/{{Vertigo}}'' as an ImpairmentShot to show the audience what the protagonist is experiencing every time his fear of heights kicks in. The opening scene can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O888bu0QrMg here]] displaying the effect about 55 seconds in.
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* The ''Film/{{Vertigo}}'' shot (and quite a bit of Hitchcock's oeuvre) is parodied on ''WesternAnimation/SylvesterAndTweetyMysteries'' with Sylvester in the place of the main character, and since it's WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, the shot is exaggerated to the point of hilarity.
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* The ''Film/{{Vertigo}}'' shot (and quite a bit of Hitchcock's oeuvre) is parodied on an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SylvesterAndTweetyMysteries'' with Sylvester in the place of the main character, and since it's WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, the shot is exaggerated to the point of hilarity.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'': Used in "Boating School" when [=SpongeBob=] is about to take his driving test, and the track appears to get longer to show how nervous he is.
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** Used in "Boating School" when [=SpongeBob=] is about to take his driving test, and the track appears to get longer to show how nervous heis.is.
** Used again in "Stuck on the Roof" when [=SpongeBob=] climbs up to the roof of the Krusty Krab, and he looks down over the roof edge which gets deeper and deeper to show just how high up he is and how nauseating and horrifying it seems.
** Used in "Boating School" when [=SpongeBob=] is about to take his driving test, and the track appears to get longer to show how nervous he
** Used again in "Stuck on the Roof" when [=SpongeBob=] climbs up to the roof of the Krusty Krab, and he looks down over the roof edge which gets deeper and deeper to show just how high up he is and how nauseating and horrifying it seems.
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Compare WhooshingCredits.
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->''Prolonging her plight as I go back to stabbin' her,\\
dismember her limbs, simple as that: Cadaver her,\\
zoom in with the lens, then pan back the camera''
-->-- Music/{{Eminem}}, "Music Box", demonstrating a potential use of this in a SlasherMovie
dismember her limbs, simple as that: Cadaver her,\\
zoom in with the lens, then pan back the camera''
-->-- Music/{{Eminem}}, "Music Box", demonstrating a potential use of this in a SlasherMovie
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* Used at the very end of ''Film/MagicInTheWater''. [[spoiler:Ashley thinks Orky the lake monster is dead, but she leaves some Oreos at the end of the dock for him anyway. The next morning, she finds that someone has eaten the filling but left the wafers, just like Orky used to. The effect is used when she screams in surprise.]]
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* Music/{{Eminem}}'s "Music Box" manages to pull this off in a song -- as Eminem's SlasherMovie-inspired incarnation of Slim Shady murders a woman named Tabitha, he raps, "''zoom in with the lens, then pan back the camera''".
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* ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'': Two vertigo effects right after another appear showing Ross and Blonsky's reactions when Banner turns into the Hulk on the college campus.
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* In ''Film/PushingTin'', a dolly zoom is used when Nick learns that Russell changed his shift to be different from Nick's, meaning he might be having sex with Nick's wife while Nick is at work.
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* ''Series/SquidGame'': "The Man With The Umbrella" uses the vertigo effect to zoom in on Gi-Hun's ThousandYardStare after he realizes he's drawn the worst possible task in the DeadlyGame. Around him are the other contestants and the [[SoundtrackDissonance upbeat background noise]].
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* ''Series/SquidGame'': "The Man With The Umbrella" uses the vertigo effect to zoom in on Gi-Hun's Gi-hun's ThousandYardStare after he realizes he's drawn the worst possible task in the DeadlyGame. Around him are the other contestants and the [[SoundtrackDissonance upbeat background noise]].
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-->'''Gi-Hun:''' ''[voiceover]'' ...I'm dead.
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* ''Series/SquidGame'': "The Man With The Umbrella" uses the vertigo effect to zoom in on Gi-Hun's ThousandYardStare after he realizes he's drawn the worst possible task in the DeadlyGame. Around him are the other contestants and the [[SoundtrackDissonance upbeat background noise]].
-->'''Gi-Hun:''' ''[voiceover]'' ...I'm dead.
-->'''Gi-Hun:''' ''[voiceover]'' ...I'm dead.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/IronManArmoredAdventures'', when Tony Stark exposes Obidiah Stane of hiring Ghost to steal the Iron Man blueprints to the Board of Directors of Stark International, he blurts out that his criminal days are over. When Stane remembers that Iron Man said those exact same words to him at a demonstration of the Iron Monger, causing him to realize that Tony is Iron Man, the camera digitally pulls back and zooms in on Stane’s face as he flashes back to that moment right after the Board removes Stane from his position of [=CEO=].
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Often used to tell the viewers that the character in the focus of the camera has just had an emotional shock, although it may not actually be shown on his/her face. Sometimes goes hand in hand with OhCrap.
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Often used to tell the viewers that the character in the focus of the camera has just had an emotional shock, although it may not actually be shown on his/her their face. Sometimes goes hand in hand with OhCrap.
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* Jackson later used it in ''Film/TheHobbitAnUnexpectedJourney'' when Radagast encountered the Necromancer in Dol Guldur, emphasizing the otherworldly terror of this new entity's power.
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* Used liberally in ''Manga/ThePromisedNeverland'', among other Hitchcock conventions, to underscore almost every unsettling reveal. Considering how many shocks the series lays on its protagonists on a regular basis, it's no surprise
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* Used liberally in ''Manga/ThePromisedNeverland'', among other Hitchcock conventions, to underscore almost every unsettling reveal. Considering how many shocks the series lays on its protagonists on a regular basis, it's no surprisesurprise.
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* Used on a mailbox in ''How I Got Into College'': it is the only memorable shot in one of the world's most forgettable films.
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* Used on a mailbox in ''How I Got Into College'': ''Film/HowIGotIntoCollege'': it is the only memorable shot in one of the world's most forgettable films.
