Discussion
'Swish-panning' in production is related to :
Answer: A
A swish pan is a camera movement.
A swish pan (whip pan) is a very fast horizontal pan that blurs the image as the camera swings from one point to another. It is used to suggest speed or to link two scenes, often hiding a cut in the blur.
It is not about scene composition, lighting or post-production, though a swish pan can be used as a transition; the movement itself is made with the camera.
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