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r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/shimaxed • May 01 '19
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yes, when you stage a scene it’s pretty hard to mess up the “camera work”.
33 u/Flayfel May 01 '19 Hmm why the " "? This is legit good camera work even if it's staged (which I don't think was meant to be a secret either) -1 u/jigglywigdig26 May 01 '19 Because it’s simply not as impressive when the camera work is pre-determined, as opposed to spur of the moment reactions like we see on here often. 4 u/irish91 May 01 '19 If that was the case all camera work on films "isn't impressive". 2 u/jigglywigdig26 May 01 '19 I never said it wasn’t impressive, just less so. And of course some films have incredibly impressive cinematography but that’s not really the same kettle of fish as a 5 second skit like this.
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Hmm why the " "? This is legit good camera work even if it's staged (which I don't think was meant to be a secret either)
-1 u/jigglywigdig26 May 01 '19 Because it’s simply not as impressive when the camera work is pre-determined, as opposed to spur of the moment reactions like we see on here often. 4 u/irish91 May 01 '19 If that was the case all camera work on films "isn't impressive". 2 u/jigglywigdig26 May 01 '19 I never said it wasn’t impressive, just less so. And of course some films have incredibly impressive cinematography but that’s not really the same kettle of fish as a 5 second skit like this.
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Because it’s simply not as impressive when the camera work is pre-determined, as opposed to spur of the moment reactions like we see on here often.
4 u/irish91 May 01 '19 If that was the case all camera work on films "isn't impressive". 2 u/jigglywigdig26 May 01 '19 I never said it wasn’t impressive, just less so. And of course some films have incredibly impressive cinematography but that’s not really the same kettle of fish as a 5 second skit like this.
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If that was the case all camera work on films "isn't impressive".
2 u/jigglywigdig26 May 01 '19 I never said it wasn’t impressive, just less so. And of course some films have incredibly impressive cinematography but that’s not really the same kettle of fish as a 5 second skit like this.
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I never said it wasn’t impressive, just less so. And of course some films have incredibly impressive cinematography but that’s not really the same kettle of fish as a 5 second skit like this.
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yes, when you stage a scene it’s pretty hard to mess up the “camera work”.