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Selling Physical Comedy with Camera Cuts (or lack thereof)
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The Game of the Scene - GAME NIGHT
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Art of the Chase: BARKING DOGS and Changing Directions
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How Different Camera Moves Hit Different Notes
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS demonstrates how constant camera moves versus sudden moves from stillness can draw our attention differently
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Art of the Chase: BARKING DOGS and Changing Directions
what we can learn from a chase sequence in Bong Joon Ho's first feature
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Electric Dissolves in STEVEN UNIVERSE and CITIZEN KANE and MANK
Electric Dissolve? Who made that up?!
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Visual economy in STEVEN UNIVERSE
This post originally appeared on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook but is archived here. Steven Universe (2013-2019) is full of some wonderfully…
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Character Introductions 001: Johnny Guitar
When you write a script, you pick pertinent details about the character to exposit when they first appear: 26 or 62, grizzled or smooth-jawed, stubborn…
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Love/Hate in DO THE RIGHT THING
Mel posted about LOVE/HATE Knuckles and the Weight of Homage in I’m A Virgo. So let us take a quick look at the iconic LOVE/HATE scene in Do The Right…
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LOVE/HATE Knuckles and the Weight of Homage
How Framing Lends Weight to Film and TV References
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Shot Zero: pithy posts on shot design
Shot Zero: pithy posts on shot design
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