1. Creates a 3D Perspective

• The orbiting camera moves in a circular or elliptical path around the subject, showcasing the subject from multiple angles.
• This enhances the viewer’s sense of depth and spatial awareness, making the scene more immersive.

2. Highlights the Subject

• Since the camera keeps the subject as the focal point, it draws the viewer’s attention entirely to the subject and their actions.
• It emphasizes the subject’s importance and showcases details that might not be visible from a static angle.

3. Adds Dynamism

• The movement injects energy and fluidity into the scene, making it visually engaging.
• This is especially effective during action sequences, emotional moments, or when revealing the subject’s surroundings.

4. Synchronizes with Subject Action

• The combination of the camera orbit and the subject’s action (e.g., turning, speaking, fighting, or performing a dramatic gesture) enhances storytelling by aligning movement and narrative focus.
• For example:
  • Subject Action: Throwing a punch → Adds tension and impact.
  • Subject Action: Smiling slowly → Heightens drama and builds anticipation.