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6 Shot System



                                                             6 Shot System   
       The first shot in the 6 shot system  is the extra close up. In this shot only the hands are shown. This lets the viewer know what the person is doing ,but nothing else. The next shot is the close up, which shows only the top of the face to the end of the chin. This shot identifies who the person is. Shot #3 is the over the shoulder shot, it shows part of the back of the shoulder and head and this shows what the person is doing. The next shot is the medium shot. In this shot it shows the person from the hips up, and they are the main focus of the frame. The wide shot is the 5th shot. In the 5th shot they are shown from head to toe and it also shows part of  the setting. In the last shot which is the extra wide shot. In the extra wide shot you can see all of the setting and the person only takes up a small portion of the frame. I learned what a jump cut is, and that is where a wide shot and an extra wide shot are put next to each other when edited. I also learned How the put the video clips in a good order so that the story line made sense to the viewer. Next time I think I could have all of the frames set up a little better.

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