[Shot 1: Low-Angle Tactical Advance] Inside a dimly lit abandoned factory. The camera is a low angle, close to the floor. From the back of the screen, a member of the Metropolitan Police Department Special Assault Team…
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|Shot No.|Shot Size|Duration|Visuals|Sound Effects|Dialogue/Narration| |-|-|-|-|-|-| |1|Full Shot|5s|Warm yellow vintage art studio, sunlight obliquely scattered on the walls covered with oil paintings, the camera slowly pushes in on a finely framed classical portrait painting in the center|Cheerful and playful classical string music opening|None|
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