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Use Consistent Focal Points
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SD.298 Use Consistent Focal Points
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A coach says the scene has too many focal points. Which cut preserves the most meaning?
A
Remove the key witness's point and use the narrator focus.
B
Combine unnamed bystanders into one group area while retaining distinct points for the protagonist, antagonist, and key witness.
C
Keep every bystander separate and merge all named roles.
D
Combine the protagonist and antagonist because they speak most often.
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