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Area of Talent Included - 14130_322
Secondary  Movements

Journalist 3 & 2 - Introduction to Journalism and other reporting practices
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Figure 14-42.—Cutoff lines. or  six  people  are  pictured,  it  is  refereed  to  as  a  wide  or long shot MOVEMENT Good  television  needs  movement  —  movement  in front  of  the  camera,  movement  of  the  camera  itself  and movement   of   the   picture   itself   (one   picture   replacing another). The  movements  necessary  for  good  television  are divided into the following three categories: Primary movement Secondary movements Tertiary movement Primary Movement Movement  in  front  of  the  camera,  usually  by  the talent,   is   referred   to   as   primary   movement.   Primary movement  toward  or  away  from  the  camera  is  stronger than lateral movement, thus creating more emphasis. Exits and   entrances   are   more   impressive   when   they   occur toward or away from the camera. Remember:   you   should   always   lead   the   lateral movement  of  the  talent  with  your  camera.  The  viewer wants to  know  where the  subject  is  going,  not  where  he has been. 14-33







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