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ORIGINAL WRITING PLAN / 09

Across the eyeline

A conversation without crossing the frame.

16:93 shotsscene
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ALEFTBRIGHT
LOCKED FRAME / 7s PLAN

Why this direction

The change is in attention rather than position. A wide frame gives both subjects room while preserving a stable left/right map through the three beats.

Prepare before editing

Prepare a clear reference for each subject and record the left/right order. Use only material you may adapt; the example supplies no permission.

The shot plan

  1. 01 / 2s

    Look forward

    Both subjects face the camera with relaxed hands.

    Locked camera
  2. 02 / 3s

    A shared glance

    The left subject turns slightly toward the right. The right subject returns a small glance without stepping across.

    Locked camera
  3. 03 / 2s

    Reset the gaze

    Both return their gaze toward the camera.

    Locked camera

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What to inspect first

If either face changes during the turn, first reduce that head turn. Do not simultaneously replace the wardrobe, camera and reference image.

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