Long shots can be used to establish location and context for a scene. It usually includes the entire body of a subject, and a large portion of the surrounding area. A Medium shot reduces the amount of background shown, but it enhances the details of a subject. Usually, the subject is shown from above the knees and up. A close up focuses more on the subject, emphasizing their acting and emotions. They can be used to show particular details of a character, especially facial expressions.
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