Definition of two shot in English:

two shot

noun

A cinema or television shot of two people together.
Example sentencesExamples
- And when the action is covered in two shot, the director's choice of what to frame and when to cut does not seem to coincide with significant shifts or ‘steps’ in the dramatic current.
- Many times, Kastle creates a simple compositional two shot and lets the players simply perform.
- In a modern action film, I suspect, that would have been told in a two shot and over the shoulders, flat and functional.

noun

A movie or television shot of two people together.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many times, Kastle creates a simple compositional two shot and lets the players simply perform.
- In a modern action film, I suspect, that would have been told in a two shot and over the shoulders, flat and functional.
- And when the action is covered in two shot, the director's choice of what to frame and when to cut does not seem to coincide with significant shifts or ‘steps’ in the dramatic current.

单词	two shot
释义	Definition of two shot in English: two shot noun A cinema or television shot of two people together. Example sentencesExamples And when the action is covered in two shot, the director's choice of what to frame and when to cut does not seem to coincide with significant shifts or ‘steps’ in the dramatic current. Many times, Kastle creates a simple compositional two shot and lets the players simply perform. In a modern action film, I suspect, that would have been told in a two shot and over the shoulders, flat and functional. Definition of two shot in US English: two shot noun A movie or television shot of two people together. Example sentencesExamples Many times, Kastle creates a simple compositional two shot and lets the players simply perform. In a modern action film, I suspect, that would have been told in a two shot and over the shoulders, flat and functional. And when the action is covered in two shot, the director's choice of what to frame and when to cut does not seem to coincide with significant shifts or ‘steps’ in the dramatic current.
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