If you create a parent object that contains the player as the child, the child could rotate while the parent does not. If you set it up so the parent does the translating while the child does the rotating, you can follow the parent, or create another child for more flexibility (ie this 'target child' could change positions at key moments). I like to use 'Move To', ignore vertical for the camera follow. If you create a finish event and connect it to itself, the Move To will be perpetual even when you meet the finish distance. You can adjust move speed to add some play in the movements, like maybe the camera is slower and catches up. 'Target Position' allows you to create an offset, to create desired distance between the player and the camera. Use a vector 3 variable if you want this distance to change at certain moments.
