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This document discusses different camera angles including a low angle medium long shot, an extreme close up of time, and a two shot in medium long shot. It also mentions an over the shoulder shot of someone writing, a very long shot conveying isolation, and a medium close up and long shot.
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- 1. Camera Angles By Emma Riddiough
- 2. A low angle medium long shot
- 3. An extreme close up of time
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- 5. An over the shoulder shot of someone writing
- 6. A very long shot conveying isolation
- 7. A medium close up
- 8. A long shot