The document describes different camera shots and techniques that could be used in a scene involving multiple characters. It outlines wide shots to show all characters, deep focus shots to keep the entire scene in focus while zoomed out, close-ups of characters' faces to show emotions during lines, and panning shots that stay close while moving between characters. The scene envisioned would use few cuts, mainly relying on straight cuts and zooms to transition between these basic shots.

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By Mitch and Toby

2. Wide Shot
• A wide shot of the scene. Used to show all
characters when none of them are talking. Cuts
to next shot are done through straight cuts.

3. Deep Focus
• A cut to a shot where the scene is zoomed out
more yet the entire film is still in focus to keep
attention on the characters.

4. Close Up
• Close up on characters faces to show their
emotions when they are repeating the lines.

5. Panning Shot
• Camera stays in close up but pans from one
person to the next.

6. Straight Cut
• The scene as a whole is very simple, with few
cuts at all. They are only separated through
simple cuts and zooms.