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    Shot number 1 - the camera doesn't move in this scene. Shot number 2 - body shot, long shot. Camera moves up and down each body. Shot number 3 - wide shot, the camera stays still. Shot number 4 - high angle shot to make the character look powerful as he is walking past the hall of fame. Shot number 5 - this is an example of a matched action shows, which shows the second character being intrigued by this.

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    Shot number 1 - the camera doesn't move in this scene. Shot number 2 - body shot, long shot. Camera moves up and down each body. Shot number 3 - wide shot, the camera stays still. Shot number 4 - high angle shot to make the character look powerful as he is walking past the hall of fame. Shot number 5 - this is an example of a matched action shows, which shows the second character being intrigued by this.

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    Storyboard Reverse

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    toystorybr0
    Shot number 1 - the camera doesn't move in this scene. Shot number 2 - body shot, long shot. Camera moves up and down each body. Shot number 3 - wide shot, the camera stays still. Shot number 4 - high angle shot to make the character look powerful as he is walking past the hall of fame. Shot number 5 - this is an example of a matched action shows, which shows the second character being intrigued by this.

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    Shot number 1. Establishing shot, the camera doesnt move in this scene.

    Shot number 2. Body shot, long shot. Camera moves up and down each body.

    Shot number 3. Wide shot, the camera stays still. And then cuts to another wide shot.

    Shot number 4 This is a high angle shot to make the character look powerful as he is walking past the hall of fame.

    Shot number 5. This is an example of a matched action shows, which shows the second character being intrigued by this, while as Abdi was not.

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