In order to create level and, above all, sellable clips, it is also necessary to think about camera movements.
It is obvious to say that in a video you can have two situations: the one in which the subject of the scene moves, or the camera moves. However, if you decide to move the camera, you should not choose trivial and often inflated movements.
The classic high-low or right-left movements are, in fact, a bit too obvious. A good solution, in this sense, is to use the rails: in this case, however, attention must be paid to the optics used. Wide-angle rails are widely recommended, but be careful not to pick up the tracks themselves.
On the other hand, there are those who prefer hand movements: those who are experienced and know how to do them can undoubtedly achieve excellent results, all the more so as they allow greater freedom of movement and can help give vent to creativity and imagination. In this case, you need a lot of practice and know some tricks to get fluid movements.