Definitions for "Two-shot"
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A shot just wide enough for two people in the frame.
Framing of two people in a single shot.
A medium shot, featuring two actors.
A medium close-up shot of two subjects, usually framed from the chest up.
A camera framing two persons.
A photographic shot that contains two subjects, usually framed from the chest up, at medium close range.
A shot encompassing two actors, often in close-up.
A shot showing two characters in a frame. W-Z
(n) A shot of two people, usually used as a video lead-in for a sound bite. Weak video, but you need to shoot a two-shot with every interview, or you'll be sorry you don't have it.
View from a single camera that includes two subjects. Generally applicable to interview situations.
Camera view including two subjects, often used in interview situations. Simularly, a three-shot includes three subjects.