stackyFACTSIf a mirror hangs perfectly straight in a scene, it will immediately reflect the entire crew standing right behind it. To maintain the illusion of isolation, every mirror is tilted slightly downward. Characters staring intensely into the glass are actually making eye contact with the floorboards.
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