In a shot, when Talent A focuses on Talent B, and Talent B focuses on Talent C, you have
A) direct focus
B) indirect focus
C) symmetrical focus
D) asymmetrical focus
E) a whole lotta focusing goin' on

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This scenario describes indirect focus because Talent A is not directly interacting with Talent C; instead, the focus passes through Talent B, creating a chain of focus rather than a direct or symmetrical interaction.

In a Shot, When Talent a Focuses on Talent B