Shot Size

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For this blog I will be documenting my progress on the shot sizes portion of my PowerPoint. For the research on how to use the shots I used my previous preliminary exercises. In the PowerPoint we had to scrap some of our original plans because we couldn't find the right setting for certain shots like the Crowd Shot. Each of our team members took on each section of the PowerPoint. We did all of the shot sizes portion of the PowerPoint with only us, so we had no collaborators. The establishing shot and the full shot had the most impact out of all of our examples and they were the easiest to explain.













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