How does a cross-shot differ from an over-the-shoulder shot?
a. the camera-near person is out of the shot
b. the camera-far person is out of the shot
c. the camera-near person’s head is in the shot
d. there is no difference because both persons are in the shot
e. the shoulders and the head of the camera-near person are in the shot
a.
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What will be an ideal response?
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