A dolly zoom, also known as the "Vertigo effect," is a cinematic technique where the camera moves closer or farther from a subject (using a dolly), while simultaneously adjusting the zoom lens in the opposite direction. This keeps the subject the same size in the frame but distorts the background perspective, creating a dramatic, unsettling effect often used to convey shock, realization, or psychological tension. #reels #movies #explore | Explaining Everything

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6.3K reactions · 1K shares | "[Country music] has something in it for everybody, and people relate to it." Hear from Dolly Parton and other artists when Country Music PBS premieres Sept 15. #CountryMusicPBS | PBS | Facebook

95K views · 687 shares | Tune in tomorrow at 8/7c on PBS for a unique look into our rich history with the new documentary “Country Music” by the wonderful Ken Burns! I’m excited to get to share pieces of my story alongside so many of country music's greatest  pbs.org/kenburns/country-music | Dolly Parton | Facebook

74K views · 389 reactions | As combative active shooter drills unfold in rural Wyoming, a child psychologist implores her community to consider the consequences. Explore this year's films and vote now at pbs.org/filmfestival. (From PBS Short Film Festival) | PBS | Facebook