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Friday, 25 January 2013
CONSTRUCTION: HOW TO SET OUT A SHOT LIST
Today we studied a professional shot list and will use it as a model for our own productions. Each group should make their own and start to complete it so that you know who is in each shot, how the camera moves and what sound / voice-over accompanies each shot.
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