Most directors fill shots with information, and then edit them into briefer and briefer segments, jumping restlessly forward or backward, or cutting between, say, a criminal and a cop and their simultaneous actions.
Anklets are still common in India, where they are sometimes adorned with jewels and bells and often hollowed and filled with shot, so as to jangle rhythmically when worn by dancers.
They danced to Edmundo Ros and Victor Sylvester, whose watered down Latin rhythms were in tune with the gentility of provincial England, and listened to the biggest Cuban hits like Guantanamera and El Manisero by Don Azpiazú, who instead of maracas used cocktail shakers filled with shot.
When a guy walks by with a cart of Dixie cups filled with shots of rum, I take one.
Those cardholders would probably be unhappy, she acknowledged, if the show were to be filled with shots of "card swiping" and similarly obtrusive plugs.
They are filled with shots of Samarkand, of markets full of fresh produce and halvah, trucks full of bread, scenes of Usman's friends and relatives and imams praying at his new house, which he has never set foot in.
In a big news moment this week, the Pawlenty campaign released a stirring video filled with shots of smiling workers, Ronald Reagan, farmers harvesting wheat, flags and golden retrievers in which T-Paw talks about taking back America and then, to a triumphant swell of music, concludes: "That's why today, I'm announcing the creation of an exploratory committee".
Because she's BORING... Beyond a selfie here and a pierced-cheek pic there, Amanda's page is mostly filled with shots of other people's quotes.
The page is filled with shots of Tom modeling some of the flyest clothes to ever grace the streets of Pawnee, Indiana.
Misty's Instagram account is filled with shots both on and off a stage, flexing her muscles and practicing her craft.
