Shot practice

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Pic one: Mid-Shot




Picture Two: Close-Up




Picture Three: Establishing shot 



Shot Four: Extreme close up


Shot Five: Over The Shoulder Shot



Shot Six: Wide Shot


Shot Seven: Two Shot


Shot Eight: Low Angle Shot




Shot Nine: High Angle Shot


Shot 10: Extreme Wide Shot





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