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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
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How would you express this?
- The director of the movie decided to shoot this scene from underneath meaning the he was kneeling down and shooting not from straight ahead but from underneath the actors.
THank you
- The director of the movie decided to shoot this scene from underneath meaning the he was kneeling down and shooting not from straight ahead but from underneath the actors.
THank you
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- The director of the movie decided to shoot this scene from a low angle. html
- - The director of the movie decided to shoot this scene from a low angle.
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- The director of the movie decided to shoot this scene from a low angle.
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Or "from below".
I would not say "from under" or "from underneath".
CJ
I would not say "from under" or "from underneath".
CJ
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