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Quick Facts - Hunt for the wilderpeople
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Ricky Baker
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Camera Shot - Close up
A close up is a shot where the camera is focused on character’s face. This is used to show the expression and emotion of the character.
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Camera Shot - Establishing Shot
An establishing shot is used to introduce new scenes and tell the viewer where and when the action is happening. They can also set up a point of view or help develop character.
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Camera Shot - Point of View
A point of view shot is used to show something that is going on from the point of view of the character. This could show them running towards or away from something.
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