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This document outlines 13 different shots for a film scene involving a car heist. Shot 1-2 are establishing shots with a voiceover. Shot 3 shows the actor on a plane from a medium distance. Shot 4 is a medium long shot through the car showing both parties. Shots 5 and 9-11 involve dialogue between characters shown through various mediums and side shots. Shots 6-8 involve closeups to introduce characters during a voiceover. Shot 12 shows a character cocking a gun for emphasis.
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This opening sequence introduces the main characters through a long shot that shows them all together. Engaging music plays throughout to keep the audience interested and set an energetic tone. Scenes cut between the characters running, smoking, and playing football, establishing a non-linear narrative that builds intrigue. A voiceover mentions heroin, introducing this as a theme. Minimal dialogue is used to focus the audience on the visuals and subliminal message of the voiceover. This smash mouth, non-linear opening uses music and quick cuts between scenes to immediately draw the viewer in through enigma and energy.
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2. Establishing shots set the location and context for a scene to indicate where it will take place.
3. Medium shots can show characters and their surroundings to provide context for the action.
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The document discusses different types of camera shots and techniques used in filmmaking, including extreme close-ups, close-ups, medium shots, and long shots. It explains that extreme close-ups are used to show details of objects like eyes or blades, close-ups show objects or a character's emotions in more detail, medium shots capture a character closer than a long shot, and long shots show a full character or setting. It also covers camera movements like tracks, pans, tilts, and zooms, as well as cuts, pace, performance, diegetic sound, and mise-en-scene composition.
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- Love of Mine uses only non-diegetic music. Features close-ups, fades between scenes, and reveals information in the final newspaper headline.
- Elements of each like lighting, camera angles, editing, and mise-en-scene help tell each
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