| Display title | Camera Abuse |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | How does one show that the on-screen action is getting out of control? By having it hit the camera! The entire screen will shake, or be obscured by gunk or debris. If the impact is really bad, it will crack the lens or even break the camera, treating the audience to a screenful of static. |
