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The Simpsons

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Pirates of the Caribbean

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Harry Potter

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A shot reverse shot, is a type of shot that makes the audience feel as if they are being talked to by both character. This is commonly used in TV drama

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An insert shot is a shot that lets the audience know more about what is going to happen in the film, then the actual characters in the film.
For example, in a split screen, the audience knows  where everyone is, but the individual characters do not.

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A reaction shot is used to make the audience feel part of the movie by having a "over the shoulder" shot, which, like a P.O.V shot, gives the audience the impression that the main character is looking at them.
A famous examples of a reaction shots are in the Harry Potter film series.

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A point of view shot is a shot that makes the audience feel part of the film. This is done by the shot making it look like the character is looking at the audience watching, rather then the actual character who he is talking to.