A tilt is a camera move in which the camera tilts up or down.

She smiles and the camera tilts to the skyline as Serling's voiceover comes on.

Many cameras can tilt, zoom and pan, following a shopper - or shoplifter - when directed to do so.

Here the camera tilts to simulate the spacecraft being hit.

The camera then tilts to show Hawken's broken scooter.

The camera tilts up or down, rotating around the axis that runs from left to right through the camera head.

The other cameras, without human handlers, will tilt and zoom after receiving computerized instructions that track the movements of the technician's camera.

But, when the camera tilts from the wreckage up the cliff face, we find Harold standing at the top.

The two cameras tilt along the same DOF, but have individual DOF to allow for independent panning.

The camera, the most skewed and stylish since "Homicide," tilts to suggest the off-kilter perspective of this world; grainy shots introduce sequences.