Why move the stage when you can move the camera?

If you want to be a real director you need a camera in your hand that allows you to perform all the movements a camera can do when shooting a sequence.

When you create a scene, you can think of your drawings like characters on a stage. This includes the possibility to actually move the camera through characters and elements placed on the stage, as if it moves with a dolly or a truck.

When activated the viewer displays the cone of the camera and all the scene contents with the projections on an imaginary floor and wall that let you understand the position of the drawings in relation to each other and in relation to the camera.
You can move the working area displayed by the viewer, and you can rotate the view to set the best way to edit objects position.

When the scene contains objects placed at different distances from the camera, animating the camera automatically will generate a multiplane effect, with closer drawings displacing faster in case of a camera pan, or scaled bigger in case of a camera truck.