# 2. Body, Aim, Noise, and Priorities
Part of [[Cinemachine 3]]. Prev: [[1.Package Install and Mental Model]]. Next: [[3.Follow LookAt Framing and Orbital]].
**Docs:** [CinemachineCamera](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/
[email protected]/manual/CinemachineCamera.html) · [What's new](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/
[email protected]/manual/whats-new.html)
## 2.1 Pipeline = ordinary components
In CM2, Body/Aim/Noise lived on a hidden `cm` child. In **CM3**, procedural pieces are **standard components on the CinemachineCamera GameObject**. Inspectors expose:
- **Position Control** (was "Body") — where the camera sits.
- **Rotation Control** (was "Aim") — where it looks / how it rotates.
- **Noise** — continuous procedural shake shortcut.
- **Add Extension** — Deoccluder, Impulse Listener, Confiner, etc.
Access in code with normal `GetComponent`:
```csharp
using UnityEngine;
using Unity.Cinemachine;
public sealed class CmPipelinePeek : MonoBehaviour
{
void Awake()
{
var follow = GetComponent<CinemachineFollow>();
var orbital = GetComponent<CinemachineOrbitalFollow>();
var rot = GetComponent<CinemachineRotationComposer>();
var noise = GetComponent<CinemachineBasicMultiChannelPerlin>();
// Prefer GetComponent over CM2 GetCinemachineComponent — removed conceptually in CM3.
Debug.Log(