Using INT. and EXT. (Camera Placement)
by T. J. Alex
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Correct usage of INT. and EXT. may seem like a no-brainer. After all, the location of any given scene can only be either INT. or EXT., right? You'd be surprised. Some locations lead to confusion. In this article, we'll look at proper usage of INT. and EXT., and where the line between the two can become a little blurred.
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Correct usage of INT. and EXT. may seem like a no-brainer. After all, the location of any given scene can only be either INT. or EXT., right? You'd be surprised. Some locations lead to confusion. In this article, we'll look at proper usage of INT. and EXT., and where the line between the two can become a little blurred.
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