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1. Camera Techniques 2. Establishing Shot 3. Master Shot 4. Big Close Up 5. Close Up 6. Mid Close Up 7. Mid Shot 8. Long shot 9. Very long shot 10. Point of view shot 11.…

1. Extreme long shot of Los Angeles.This shot with its illuminated landscape connotes mysterywithin the city. There is then a quick cut to this close up shot of a police…