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... close - up . " An over - all perspective of the setting for the viewer is supplied by the long shot . It is sometimes referred to as an orientation or establishing shot . It aids in indicating " the lay of the land , " and the ...
... close - up . " An over - all perspective of the setting for the viewer is supplied by the long shot . It is sometimes referred to as an orientation or establishing shot . It aids in indicating " the lay of the land , " and the ...
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... close - ups as they look at each other . A general principle to follow is : " Never force lay people to assume the role of professional talent . " Instead , the director should plan to place them so that the cameras can shoot them ...
... close - ups as they look at each other . A general principle to follow is : " Never force lay people to assume the role of professional talent . " Instead , the director should plan to place them so that the cameras can shoot them ...
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... close - up of his hand going limp . The various camera shots of Paul are interspersed by camera shots of a French sniper . The sniper loads his rifle and aims it ; a close - up of his fingers reveals that the trigger is being pressed ...
... close - up of his hand going limp . The various camera shots of Paul are interspersed by camera shots of a French sniper . The sniper loads his rifle and aims it ; a close - up of his fingers reveals that the trigger is being pressed ...
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Social Aspects of Broadcasting w | 3 |
The Growth of American Radio | 20 |
The Rise of Television | 42 |
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