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This document lists different camera angles and shots including low angle medium close ups, high angle long shots, extreme close ups, big close ups, close ups of nature and people using phones, two shots, over the shoulder shots of writing, very long shots conveying isolation, medium close ups, and long shots. The document also lists friendship and stress without further context.
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- 1. Camera Angles By Ashleigh Wood
- 2. Low Angle medium close up
- 3. High angle long shot
- 4. An extreme close up of time
- 5. Big close up of somebody using a mobile phone
- 6. A close up of someone in nature
- 7. Two shot
- 8. An over the shoulder shot of someone writing
- 9. A very long shot conveying isolation
- 10. A medium close up
- 11. Long shot
- 12. Friendship
- 13. Stress