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1. Camera one is positioned facing towards the door, this camera is here as it is able to
capture the whole room, however is focusing on the door as this is where one of the
man focuses (Ross) enters. The camera tracks Ross as he enters and walks throughout
the set.
2. Camera two is set as a mid shot of the two characters talking, this camera is
positioned here so that Rosses facial expression is easily seen and acts as a shot
reverse shot. However this camera is also used to follow the charters as they move
around the set.
3. This camera is used similarly to camera 2 (shot reverse shot), as it is set as a mid shot
but facing towards Racheal's so that her facial expression is easily seen.

The main difference between live and studio filming

when it comes to the cameras used, is that in live filming
there are more cameras used so that as much footage is
filmed of the event from as many angles as possible, this
could include the use of drones, cranes and . Live filming
is also more unpredictable than studio filming, resulting
in more cameras being needed in live filming so that
nothing is missed. Were as in studio filming there is a
script so everything is much more controlled, however as
it is filmed live there I still a need for multiple cameras so
that the flow of the program is not ruined.