Most filmmakers love to utilize\u00a0tracking shots\u00a0in order to add motion and pacing to a scene. Stanley Kubrick<\/a>\u00a0captured that motion through the use of a\u00a0Steadicam.\u00a0Michael Mann<\/a>\u00a0puts the camera on a shoulder rig.\u00a0David Fincher<\/a> keeps the camera locked down and uses a dolly system to capture\u00a0movement.<\/p>\n While all of these filmmakers produce amazing work, none of them quite capture epic tracking shots<\/strong> like Michael Bay<\/a>.<\/p>\n Love him or hate him as a director, there is one thing Michael Bay does better than anyone else:\u00a0epic tracking shots,<\/strong>\u00a0using multi-layered composition to capture a moment in time. Let’s look at how Bay captures these epic tracking shots <\/strong>after watching this reel that highlights his special brand of Bayhem.<\/p>\n