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Shot List

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 After looking over the shots shown I created a shot list for each scene in the 2 minute segment.  The Shot List: Scene Shot  Shot size / angle Movement INT/EXT Time of Day Shot description   1 Long Take  Close Up/ Overhead Angle Tracking Backstage-Backstage Daytime Long Take of script getting picked up from table and passed around   1 Short Take Close Up/ Overhead Angle Tracking  Backstage  Daytime Someone picking up paper then transition to someone else   1 Short Take Close Up/ Overhead Angle Tracking  Backstage -Backstage Daytime Someone picking up paper then transition to someone else   1 Short Take Medium Shot Pan Backstage- Set Daytime The main character picks up the script and reads   1 Long Take Full Shot Still  Backstage -Sitcom Set Daytime Character Tells a joke   2 Short Take Close Up/oblique Steadicam Sitcom- Sitcom Daytime Close up of main character telling a joke   2 Short Take  Close UP / Obli...
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