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The 6-Shot system

The 6-shot system is a system for taking shots that will capture and intrigue the person viewing the shot.

1. The first shot is the close up of the hands/feet shot. This shot shows action and what the person is doing.

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2. The second shot is the close up of the face. This show shows emotion and what the person is thinking

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3. The third shot is the over the shoulder shot. this shot shows you the perspective of the person shown.

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4. The forth shot is the medium shot. This shot is usually from the waist up and shows you what the person looks like in detail.

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 5. The fifth shot is the wide shot. This shot is usually head to toe and shows a little bit of the surroundings.

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6. The sixth shot is the extra-wide shot. This shows all of the person and there surroundings.

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These are the 6 shots that will help you capture the viewer and make them want to se more of your shots.

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