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                                                                          Powerade:

Editing: 

Jump cut 

Slow Motion 

Quick Edits 

Montage Clips 

Cams: 

Low angle shot 

Shoulder shot 

Medium angle shot 

Aerial Shot 

Pan 

Eye level shot 

Close shot 

Sound 

Diegetic 

Non-diegetic 

Inspirational Music 

Narration 

Mis En Scene 

Gymnastics Gym 

Wedding 

Barbeque  

Home 

Olympics 

Park 

 

 

Gatorade:  

Editing: 

Quick editing 

Cuts 

Slow Motion 

Jump cut 

Black and white (sometimes) 

Cams: 

Low angle shot 

High angle shot 

Eye level shot 

Close shot 

Medium shot 

Pan 

Sound: 

Diegetic audio  

Non-Diegetic audio 

Inspirational music  

Narration 

Mis En Scene 

Gatorade Towel 

Locker Room 

Football field 

Soccer Field 

Track 

Basketball Gym 

Gatorade “Sweat” 

Gatorade 




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