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Definitions from the WebCountershotNoun: A shot or image in a film or television program that is taken from the opposite side of the previous shot, typically used to provide a different perspective or reaction. Example sentence: After the intense conversation between the two characters, the director decided to include a countershot of the antagonist's face to reveal his hidden emotions.Noun: A type of artillery shot that is fired in response to an enemy's shot. Example sentence: The enemy's cannonball struck their warship, but they quickly retaliated with a well-aimed countershot.Verb: To take a countershot in a film or television program. Example sentence: The cinematographer adjusted the camera angle to countershot the protagonist as she delivered her powerful monologue.Adjective: Describing something that is resistant or immune to a shot or attack. Example sentence: The fortified castle was countershot against enemy artillery fire, thanks to its strong defenses.Related Books and Products: | ||||
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