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 Shots/Editing

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continued

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Long shots wou
er
used in the teas
to place the
subject so they
take up almost
the full frame
e
height or to plac
the subjects in
nt.
their environme
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Medium shots
would be used in
w
the teaser to sho
t
part of the subjec
in more detail
whilst still giving
an impression of
t.
the whole subjec
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Close up shots
would be used
in the teaser to
show facial
expression,
emotion and
reactions.
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Point-of-View
shots would be
used in the
teaser to show a
view from the
subject's
perspective.
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continued

in
OTS would be used
s
the teaser as it help
to establish the
positions of each
person, and get the
e
feel of looking at on
person from the
.
other's point of view
Shots Analysis continued

Wide angle
shots would be
used in the
teaser to show
a broad field of
action taken.
 Editing Analysis
A slow fade-in w
ould Dissolve would
be used as a qu
iet Fast cuts would be used be used in the
e
introduction; an
da in the teaser to teaser to give th
ra
slow fade-out fo
. Also
deliberately make a impression of
peaceful ending scene more dramatic. differences in
time
used to suggest .
the time and place
lapses through Slow motion is used to
de-
use of a slow fa emphasise a dramatic
out and fade-in. moment and can have a
romantic quality.

Zoom is used to focus

on the subject, and
attention is
concentrated on details
previously invisible as
the shot comes into
focus.
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