What is this type of shot/edit called in the movie industry?

A tracking shot is when the camera is following along something that’s moving, like a person walking or a car. A pan is when the camera goes from stationary object to stationary object in a single direction, like panning across a row of glasses on a table.

As for holding the shot on each object then panning to the next, there’s no specific name for that kind of a camera movement.

I know it as a montage sequence. Can be done both while filming and in the editing phase.

Thanks

I believe it would be closer to successive pans that is if the camera never stopped rolling. If the camer stopped rolling then it would be a jump cut, to go from A to B to A then to C with out panning from one to the other with out making an edit or stopping the filming. To go from A to B then to D, then back to C with out making an edit would be contiguous pans, each time you stopped on a character for them to deliver their lines it would be a different pan, like:

EXT COFFEE SHOP AFTERNOON.

MARTY, JANE, and SADIE are seated at a round table with coffee.

MARTY
Someone has to tell him, and you
(pointing to Sadie)
are better with him than any of us.

PAN to SADIE

SADIE
People I am not h-h-his favorite, I don’t care
what it looks like.

PAN to JANE

JANE
Well, seeing you get the biggest hunk of
dad’s will it seems you are the favorite.

PAN to SADIE

SADIE
(Shocked)
W-w-w-wha…..?

MARTY (OS)
Mom told us, dad is leaving the lion’s
share to you; you need to tell him…...

Something like that, each pan is an element in itself even if it ran like a train one in back of the other.

(Disclaimer the format might not be supported as it would really look with the character dialogue centered)