gallery hit
spectatorial
live
onstage
vaudeville
attraction
horror movie
subshot
reality show
viewing audience
angle shot
TV audience
viewers
counterspectacle
fanfest
grandstand
riveting
countershot
telespectator
house
stage right
right stage
cutaway
swankpot
rewatchable
downstage
showing
telefilm
exhibit
display
color TV
routine
eyewitness
teleshow
midshoot
farce
point-and-shooter
looker-on
boards
put on
outwatch
boom
entertainment
playbill
swingometer
microphone boom
fancam
performing
forehander
road show
foreground
trail
matinee
wobbler
fanfare
fan cast
shadowcasting
ambush television
viewship
slow clap
hooray for Hollywood
superspecial
cinegoer
colorcast
roadshow
backlight
one shot
colourcast
piss-take
roaming master
spot
hot spot
selfshot
wing
cinerecording
theater
claptrap
liveamatic
backstage
insert
telebroadcast
backdrop
telop
hotspot
sifflet
periaktoi
lights, camera, action
multicam
movie
focal depth
cameo lighting
offstage
screening
top-down
television show
grandstander

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