The phrase "area shots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, film, or any visual media where capturing a broader view of a location is necessary.
Example: "The photographer focused on area shots to showcase the entire landscape rather than just close-ups."
Alternatives: "wide shots" or "landscape shots".
So that's what I wanted to screen in the film, giving the feeling that we're stuck, that we're imprisoned in an enclosed space, and to give this feeling, to have these area shots to show how big is the prison, and also to give a feeling of the distance between.
Area shots can be interspersed to give videos a better sense of place.
Shoot your area shots using the tripod, so that they're steady.
Soldiers patrolling the area shot and killed both of them, the military added.
Mr. Tohsakul, a television news program manager, rested assured on Monday that the fire was miles from his house after viewing scenes of the area shot by one of the station's cameramen.
"The computer can generate the impression of being at a crime scene by blending still photos of the scene and video of the area shot later," he wrote in an email to NPR News staff.
Gordon moved out of that area, shot and killed the two bailiffs, and then took "several hostages for a short period of time until he tried to leave through another door," Bailey said.
By all accounts, Mr. Taseer was shot, at a public market, more than twenty times — and none of the other guards in the area shot at his alleged 26-year-old attacker, Malik Mumtaz Qadri, a member of an elite police force.
Like that other spring-break classic, Piranha 3D, Spring Breakers is naturally an excuse to show lots of semi-naked women and men – but mostly women – with in-your-face/in-their-swimsuit-area shots.
His job is as much, if not more, to do with helping batsmen understand how to score runs – pitch assessment and that of the bowling; scoring areas; shot selection; when to attack and when to defend – as technical tinkering.
