panning

You're standing on the start line ahead of a big race, a TV camera panning across each face in turn.

It is as though the series will inevitably end with the character opening her eyes and the camera slowly panning out to reveal her padded cell.

He bemoans a world of “online shopping reviews,” where “five stars has come to mean the baseline, rather than outstanding,” and so insists on panning almost everything he sees.

So she snagged a flower from a neighbor’s lawn and filmed a close-up of the blossom, panning out to her burned tree.

But Trump's second term is panning out very differently.