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This document is a shot division list for the movie "BrutalSoul" directed by Waleed Farooq. It details 13 shots including establishing shots, mid shots, over the shoulder shots, match on action shots, closeups, long shots, and point of view shots. The shots follow the characters Henderson and James as they enter an house and investigate strange noises and lights, with James ultimately discovering that Henderson is dead.
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- 1. Shot division list MovieName:-BrutalSoul Director: Waleed Farooq Date: 20th Fed 2015 Cameraperson: Waleed Farooq Location: Home / Brutalsoul Shots Angle Movement Notes 1) Establishing Shot Eyelevel Tilt When a long shot is used to set up a location and its participants is called a establishing shot 2)Mid Shots Eyelevel Tracking This is when Henderson and James are movingtowards the house 2) Over the shoulder Eyelevel Still They have reached near the door of the house 3)Match on Action Eyelevel Panning Both are openingthe house with the keysand entering the house 4)Mid Shot Eyelevel Tracking Henderson
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