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Shooting / reverse shooting, also called Hollywood Three Shot, is a combination of shots and reversal, with medium shots added twice. This is usually used for conversations between two people. Only one person could shoot in one shot, but the editor made the audience feel that two people were chatting. Examples are as follows. This is an experiment in the Soviet Union to explain that editing is very important for film production. The next picture is a close-up of an actor without any expression. There are three kinds of shots after shooting. A soup, a woman inside a coffin, and a girl holding a bear toy. There are people who see various editors praising the acting skills of the actors. People who saw the soup said that the actor expressed a desire for food and the one who saw the woman said that the person expressed empathy; the one who saw the girl expressed that his goodwill was his Said

The most famous picture association experiment of Crishow is a series of six shots. The first one is a close-up of an actor with a neutral look. Next is the soup bowl. Then I will return to the actor. Then I shot a coffin with the body of a woman. Then I will return to the actor. And finally, a shot of a girl playing. The point of Kuleshov here is that the meaning of this series of shots is not from the actor but from the juxtaposition of his face and the other three lenses. In the first two shots (men and soup), men seem to have to be hungry. In the second (person and body) the man seems to be sad. In the last two people (men and girls), the man seems to be drawing the pride of his father (Giannetti, 136).

The classic two lenses are taken with a medium lens, from the head to the knee, or closer (the terms of the two lenses stand for "medium two lenses"), and letters are displayed. Face General changes include outlines of two persons, a silhouette of one person and 3/4 or completely facing the camera, two people watching the camera side by side, is it a contour? , 3/4 or full face, or two shots in the mirror?