For each
Shot
Shot noun - A directed propelling of a missile by a firearm or artillery piece.
Both terms in one sentence
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The viewer sees their shadows reaching for each other, then the shot changes to the severed rope, and finally Bruce Wayne's horrified face.
Source: Shadow Discretion Shot -
The shot where you see the two men diving for each other from below, arms outstretched, was called the "I Love You, Man" shot among the crew.
Source: Film / The Matrix -
The Dawson's Creek episode "Sex, She Wrote" (s2ep11) has a closer-than-they-appear shot when Pacey and Andie kiss in her car after admitting their love for each other.
Source: Closer Than They Appear
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