reverse angle shot

During this short film the camera is focused on Rita, without reverse angle shots.

In addition, this is precisely matched with reverse angle shots and unusually deep focus for framing and blocking.

Production manager Jack T. Collis economized by building the set with only one end; reverse angle shots used the same piece of wall.

Another important development was in the use of reverse angle shots; that is, continuing a scene with a cut to a shot of the action taken from the opposite direction.

This "stabilising" is true in the other primary use of the eyeline match which is the shot/reverse angle shot, also known as the reverse angle shot, commonly used in close-up dialogue scenes.

In order to make it appear that Auntie Mabel had visited the orange grove, she was recorded in the studio against a Chroma key background while a body double was used for reverse angle shots of her in Spain.