What does lens meat mean?

Lens meat refers to some details and detailed descriptions specially set in order to enhance the realism and artistic effect when shooting film and television works. These details may include very small movements, objects, scenes, and even the expressions of characters. Lens meat can make film and television works more realistic and natural, and at the same time enhance the audience's artistic sense.

Lens meat is a very important skill, which can provide clearer visual effects for film and television works. When shooting, directors and photographers usually add or subtract some details according to the needs of the plot. These details may only be small actions or objects, but they can make it easier for the audience to understand the plot and characters, and make the audience more integrated into the plot.

Lens meat can also improve the reputation and quality of film and television works. When the audience appreciates the film and television works, the lens meat can make them understand every detail more easily, thus further improving the quality of the film and television works and the satisfaction of the audience. Therefore, when shooting film and television works, we need to pay attention to these details and detailed descriptions in order to achieve a higher artistic level and audience expectations.