| Display title | Staggered Zoom |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Instead of a standard zoom, use three or more shots, varying in distance but focused on the same point, cut together rapidly. Commonly used for shock value. Each cut is often accompanied by a Sting. Common subjects are corpses and monsters, but it is not exclusively a horror technique. |