The phrase "a specific shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular image, scene, or moment captured in photography or film.
Example: "The director requested a specific shot to highlight the protagonist's emotional struggle."
Alternatives: "a particular shot" or "a distinct shot".
"There's a variety of people that one could infer or read between the lines as being alluded to," Mr. Allon said, while saying that the ad was not "a specific shot across the bow" at any of the potential candidates.
It rarely occurred to us to discuss a specific shot or camera movement, and never to discuss a film's overall visual strategy, Movie criticism often fell (and still falls) under the same limitation.
It is shown that, e.g., in case of a specific shot, the measured-time evolution of the currents in the poloidal field coils of TEXTOR can be reproduced within an accuracy of 8%%, only if the nonsaturated transformer iron is accounted for.
"I haven't seen anyone change a specific shot, in the way they hit the shot, but you look at the speed that guys are moving around the court, how quick they are to retrieve balls and moving forward to the net – guys are quicker.
It also comes with 34 BestShot features, which allows you to easily set the camera up to take a specific shot in a specific setting.
No longer will he be missing that crucial bit of information on a specific shot, as the system is able to leverage the golf industry's richest data set -- over 61 million shots -- and also accounts for weather, elevation and course position to provide actionable advice to any golfer.
Not Providing a Detailed Shot List "My biggest regret is not providing our photographer with a more specific shot list.
One specific shot, wherein Audrey Pauley had to disappear after appearing in front of Gish, was originally going to be done via CGI.
Rosenbaum compared specific shot set-ups in Greed to shots in King Vidor's The Crowd, Jean Renoir's Le Crime de Monsieur Lange, Orson Welles's The Magnificent Ambersons, Howard Hawks To Havee and Have Not and Michelangelo Antonioni's L'Avventura.
The dancers in Beyoncé's video not only share some dance moves with the "Rosas danst Rosas" piece, but also the costumes, the set and even some specific shots resemble a film of the dance made by Thierry De Mey, she said.
In fact, the demand for movie cars — particularly cars modified to safely perform specialized stunts or create specific shots — has led to a relatively new title, buried low in the final credits, that is appearing more often: picture car coordinator.
