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Is there a particular cinematography technique that has been overused in recent years?

Eathel Penhalewick

Yes, there is a cinematography technique that has been used a lot in recent years. It's called the "shaky cam" or "found footage" technique. Have you ever seen a movie or a TV show where the camera looks like it's moving around a lot and it's hard to see what's happening? That's the shaky cam technique.

Sometimes it can make the movie seem more real or make you feel like you're actually there, but other times it can be really annoying and make it hard to follow what's happening. The found footage technique is when it looks like the movie was filmed by someone with a shaky hand, like they're holding a camera or a phone.

Both of these techniques have been used a lot in movies and TV shows recently, and some people like it and some people don't. It's just a matter of personal preference.