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Cinema, Film, TV, Drama / Movies | | English term or phrase: to open up a scene | | We wanted to open up this scene as the camera pulls away. |
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4 hrs confidence: eine Szene eröffnen
Explanation:
Szene = Eine Szene besteht aus einer oder mehreren Einstellungen, die durch den Ort oder die Handlung verbunden sind.
I suppose what is meant here is the first shot (Einstellung) of a scene. The camera can pull away in various ways. It could be a tracking shot (Fahraufnahme), a zoom out (Zoom), or maybe just a pan (Schwenk). I think this would depend on the context.
To be on the safe side, I'd suggest:
Wir wollten die Szene (erste Einstellung der Szene) mit einer Kamerabewegung eröffnen.
Hope this helps
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