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What do open-access empirical studies report about eyeline matches and editing-linked gaze that bear on shot/reverse-shot dialogue, beyond the 180-degree study already in cycle 2?

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Thin result. The one on-topic open item found is a conference abstract (Ildirar Kirbas and Smith, ICIS 2018) on whether 12-month-olds and adults follow a head turn across an eyeline-match cut: adults followed gaze in edited and unedited versions; infant data were preliminary and suggested less success across edits. Bruckert et al. (2021) report editing/scanpath links in movie clips (abstract only). Neither tests two-person dialogue coverage. The 180-degree experiments are cycle-2 C2-B01-A-06 and are not repeated.

Thin result. The one on-topic open item found is a conference abstract (Ildirar Kirbas and Smith, ICIS 2018) on whether 12-month-olds and adults follow a head turn across an eyeline-match cut: adults followed gaze in edited and unedited versions; infant data were preliminary and suggested less success across edits. Bruckert et al. (2021) report editing/scanpath links in movie clips (abstract only). Neither tests two-person dialogue coverage. The 180-degree experiments are cycle-2 C2-B01-A-06 and are not repeated. Curator qualifications: Thin: one conference abstract on following gaze across eyeline-match cuts (adults followed; infant data preliminary). Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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      "url": "https://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/id/eprint/21138/",
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      "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.13378v1",
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  • [sourced_fact] Thin result. The one on-topic open item found is a conference abstract (Ildirar Kirbas and Smith, ICIS 2018) on whether 12-month-olds and adults follow a head turn across an eyeline-match cut: adults followed gaze in edited and unedited versions; infant data were preliminary and suggested less success across edits. Bruckert et al. (2021) report editing/scanpath links in movie clips (abstract only). Neither tests two-person dialogue coverage. The 180-degree experiments are cycle-2 C2-B01-A-06 and are not repeated. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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