Well the actual thing of what you're looking for is a slider preferably with a pan head(I think). But they're expensive, especially so for automated ones. Might help you with designs and ideas though.

Thank You so much. Any hint in the right direction has its value in gold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEBjbSTLytk. There are more videos like this.

Tons of creative ideas on youtube search term: cinematic tricks with phone

Can't help this one off the top of my head though. These videos always spark ideas, though.

If you are mastering at 1080 and have a 4k cam like a gopro you could film from a distance that captures a start and end point of yourself, then use software to move in and across the 4k scene. Take some trial and error and good software to get it to play smooth.

Great idea. Capture from further distance and add some motion.

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