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* Used frequently and hilariously in ''[[Hot Fuzz]]'', accompanied by a whooshing sound.
** Also used sometimes in ''Spaced''.
* Used quite a few times at the beginning of the movie ''Snake Eyes'', in order to join up separate shots to make the first 12 minutes of the film look like one continuous take when it really wasn't.
* In the films, ''[[Spider-Man (film)|Spider-Man]]'''s [[Spider Sense]] is portrayed via a long [[Whip Pan]] from Spidey to the dangerous object, with a sound effect to indicate it.
* The movie ''[[Wanted]]'' makes liberal use of these. The target. Whipshot that lasts thirty seconds and takes a circuitous route back to the person with the gun.
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* Used on ''[[That '70s Show]]'' when the characters have been smoking marijuana and talking to each other. (Supposedly around the bong.)
* Used frequently on ''[[NYPD Blue]]''.
* Standard scene-change method in ''[[Malcolm in the Middle]],'' with whoosh.
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* Signifies a flashback on ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]''.
* This effect was used countless times on ''[[The Twilight Zone]]'' when Rod Serling shows up to introduce the story.
* ''[[30 Rock]]'' used them to cut to "flashbacks" during its [[Live Episode]].
* ''[[Glee]]'' uses this for cuts.
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