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Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot. Compare HalfEmptyTwoShot.

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Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot. Compare HalfEmptyTwoShot.HalfEmptyTwoShot, a two-character shot where one character is conspicuously absent.

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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV, it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.

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Possibly the single most popular shot in on TV, it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. waist.

Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.ShotReverseShot. Compare HalfEmptyTwoShot.
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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV, it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.

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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV, it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.ShotReverseShot.
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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.

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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV TV, it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.

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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.


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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the ShotReverseShot.


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ShotReverseShot.
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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the OverOverTwoShot.


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Possibly the single most popular shot in TV it is a shot of two characters, framing their head and torso. The bottom of the frame cuts off the characters somewhere around the waist. Along with the OverTheShoulder shot, it is one component of the OverOverTwoShot.

ShotReverseShot.

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