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Re: Master Shot Usage during a scene
by Shane Ross on May 26, 2008 at 9:22:34 am

Or, another example...the characters have a heated argument then suddenly stop...catching their breath...or reaching an impasse. The cut to the master shot is a breath.

But really, watch a lot of movies. I see master to CUs then back to master all the time. Every cut is motivated...the cut back to the wide has to have motivation...and it can.


Shane



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