close shot

One close shot each, right to the back of the head.

A close shot to the eye could do some serious damage.

The camera did a close shot of the fallen mask.

The closing shots are of a young couple walking, the woman holding a baby.

The closing shot: each of them recovering in their rooms for a full day.

He asks the cameraman to come in for a closer shot.

The music that had been playing faded out, and on the screen a close shot of a beautiful young girl appeared.

Close shot of a helicopter smashed against a brick wall.

Harry was particularly interested in some close shots of the tires.

Closer shots showed two entrances, a front and a back.

"And maybe those bells would be a good visual for an opening or closing shot."

Still, it was the right place, and she stood behind it as the student with the camera moved in for a close shot.

When the Editor cuts to a close shot of that person it would be disorienting if he/she were looking the other way.

The important feature, of course, would be a closing shot of the president.

They'll get close shots from the next satellite pass, that's the best they can do."

He turns his head to one side just as another camera picks him up looking straight into the lens, a closer shot.

The movie then ends with a close shot of Tech 52's face.

Instead, we shall zoom in for a close shot.

Those aboard apparently had nothing better than handguns and were waiting for a closer shot.

And don't say you'll still be doing close shots in the enquiry room.

Closing shots show him driving his taxi in the city of dreams.

Cut to a closer shot of the girl.

If you miss out on shooting a closing shot because of this, the recording will seem to end rather abruptly.

Then a close shot at almost normal time.

"But I'd object to any of them getting a closer shot than the present eighty yards.