The
Master Shot is the shot that keeps all the characters on screen and captures
all of the action. A master shot also captures the setting. The master shot is
considered to be the foundation of a scene. This is because it is the main
camera shot that is filmed before adding or inserting coverage shots such as
close ups and mid- shots. Without a master shot it would be hard for the
audience to follow the story because there would be nothing but coverage shots,
which do not make sense without the master shot to give the audience a general
sense of what is happening. The purpose of the Master shot is to introduce the
scene by showing all the characters and action included in the scene. The
advantage of using a master shot is that it allows the audience to understand
what is happening in a particular scene. Using a master shot also tells the
audience where the scene is set.
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