What describes the practice of filming additional angles and close-ups after the master shot?

• A. Coverage
• B. Foley
• C. Color script
• D. Deep focus

Answer: (A)

Coverage is filming additional angles and close-ups after the master shot to give editors options for assembling the scene. The master shot records the full action and setting, while coverage includes reaction shots, close-ups, inserts, and cutaways. This extra material lets editors adjust pacing, emphasize characters’ emotions, and maintain continuity without reshooting. Foley is the process of recording sound effects, a color script is a plan for the color and lighting treatment across scenes, and deep focus is a cinematography technique that keeps multiple planes in sharp focus. Coverage best captures the idea of capturing a scene from multiple angles after the wide shot.