Sequence shot

/sˈiːkwəns ʃˈɒt/

/sˈiːkwəns ʃˈɑːt/

[noun]

Sequence shot

[NOUN]

a long take that spans an entire scene or sequence, with no cuts or interruptions in the camera movement or action

Examples

1. The video of the river combines one single sequence shot inside the dry river with a voice over, a poetic account on exile and displacement.

2. There's also a film called Eulogy to 5:02 made by Herschensohn which has three sequences shot in Latin America and James Blue's final film for USIA A Few Notes on our Food Problem has some very moving scenes shot in a Barrio, sorry in a Favela rather, in Brazil.