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Re: Female Werewolf needles in a haystack
found this on youtube..thought i would share
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It was okay, the animation was a bit meh, could have used a bit of variation on camera angles and maybe some better Sound FX, but it was decent.
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Stock sound bites always ruin this sort of thing, but it's not bad all told.
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I actually thought it was quite clever how only one shot was used. Sometimes various camera angles for the sake of them is not the way to go. I agree with Cursebearer about the audio track though.
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Well, as a media producer, you are taught to never hold one shot, it's boring, you can show many angles, close-up shots, focus in on things. There is nothing more boring that a static shot that never changes.
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If you're selling a product, that makes sense. If you're doing something artistically, that point is invalid.
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Can't agree. One of my all-time favorite shots in cinema is from Full Metal Jacket when the camera pulls out slowly, lingering on Private Pyle ashamed to be eating his jelly doughnut as he is flanked by the other recruits doing pushups behind him. Frankly, I think the trend towards hyperkinetic quick cuts, slo-mo and extraneous camera motion is ruining the medium.
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Well there's a lot of room between a completely static shot and
that. It's not just either the shots from the fights in 300 or completely still. Even the shot you described involved the camera panning out, which is not a completely static shot. You're not actually disagreeing with her like you seemed to think. |
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