Shot/reverse shot is a term do used to describe a very common and familiar editing pattern that switches between shots of different characters in conversation, often framed over each character's shoulder.

a) true

b) false

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3 March, 17:43

Shot/reverse shot is a term do used to describe a very common and familiar editing pattern that switches between shots of different characters in conversation, often framed over each character's shoulder.

a) true

b) false

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Abraham · Answer 1

a) true

Explanation:

The Shot/reverse shot is a filming technique which is sometimes also referred to as counter shot means that when one character is shown as if they are looking on another character who is not included in that shot or is only seen from behind in that shot and then the other character is shown as if they are looking back at the first character. This is usually done when two characters are shown in a conversation. Hence, the given statement is correct.

Shot/reverse shot is a term do used to describe a very common and familiar editing pattern that switches between shots of different characters in conversation, often framed over each character's shoulder.a) trueb) false

Shot/reverse shot is a term do used to describe a very common and familiar editing pattern that switches between shots of different characters in conversation, often framed over each character's shoulder.

a) true

b) false