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Introduction to Storyboarding: Shot Sizes

Shot Sizes



    Shot sizes is how far away the subject of what you are filming to the camera, usually only showing a character rather than scenery (other than establishing shot and sometimes master shot). Establishing shot is the shot that would be farthest away, showing the geography of the scene. Whereas extreme close-up shot would be the shot that is closest to the camera. This focuses on one specific thing and bring close attention to it.

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