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Film studies

a shot isolating a face or detail, which Balázs saw as revealing the hidden life of things and the microphysiognomy of the face.

In film studies, close-up refers to a shot isolating a face or detail, which Balázs saw as revealing the hidden life of things and the microphysiognomy of the face. This meaning comes from Balázs (1952) in Theory of the film: character and growth of a new art.[1]

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  1. Balázs, B. (1952). Theory of the film: character and growth of a new art. D. Dobson. ISBN 9780486226859

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