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Page 1: Pictures of my disposable friend!!!

Pictures of my disposable friend!!!

By Alivia Winstanley

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Extreme Long shot

This shot is an extreme long shot, it is normally used on tv and film to show were the next scene is going to take place. Also known as long range shot.

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Long Shot

This is a long shot, they are shots to show lost of detail from the top of head to bottom of feet. Used to show detail.

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Two shot

This is a two shot. It has two people in the same shot. Used for same purpose.

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Mid Shot

This is a mid shot. It is a mid riff shot and used to show the top of head, torso and shoulders.

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POV Shot

This is a POV shot. It’s a shot from characters eyes to show what they are looking at technically to show there perspective of life is.

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Close up

This is a close up shot . It is a shot to show a certain part of something. It is used to show a little more emotion than others.

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Extreme Close Up

This is an extreme close up. It is usually a close up of the eyes or to see very fine detail. It is used to show precise details.

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High Angle Shot

This is a high angle shot. It is basically took from a high angle and used to make that person/ object smaller than normal.

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Low Angle Shot

This is a low angle shot it’s just the exact opposite of a high angle shot . This is used to make something seem bigger.

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Dutch Angle Shot

This picture is a Dutch angle shot. It is took on a slant with straight lines in it to cause confusion.