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This document provides descriptions of different film techniques used in preliminary film screenshots, including a shot reverse shot showing a character walking down a corridor from different angles, a match on action smoothly transitioning from outside to inside a room as a character walks through a door, and the 180 degree rule and an eye-line match depicting a conversation between two characters from different perspectives to make the scene easy to follow.
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