Video Tip: How to Block Shots

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How to Block Shots When you're working from a script, it's easy to get so wrapped up in managing your actors' spoken performance that you forget that where they stand is just as important as what they say. A scene won't look right if the actors aren't positioned right, so you need to determine where each character should be in relation to one another, the set, the lights, props, and the camera before you start shooting. This step is called blocking, and it's essential in determining the technical direction of your shoot. We'll show you how to prepare before the shoot and how to handle changes that come up while you work. View the video. Share this
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