Camera movement and editing

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Two shot-


Close up-




Cut- (Straight cut, jump cut, match cut): Shot changes from one to another – the most common cut. The director chose to use this because 

Pace of editing- The speed at which the film cuts from one shot to the next makes a huge difference to the experience for the audience. Generally, slow cuts build tension while fast cuts suggest action and excitement. The director chose to us this because the chase scene is really fast and they want the audience to be overwhelmed by everything going on


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