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Just me... Would you prefer something else? *DOLLY/FADE OUT* - Camera pulls back while fading out. *SWISHPAN TO BLACK* - A sharp, rapid pan to either side, stopping in darkness. *EXPOS. TRANS. TO WHITE* - A sort of heat-sensitive effect, where everything is blurred into white. *CUT TO BLACK* - A sudden... cut, really. There are dozens of different ways to end the last shot of a flick, I have my favorites, but "*FADE OUT*" works best for me... easier, and all... *FADE OUT*
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Yeah, I'd say the simple "fade out" will do brother.:)
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