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https://youtu.be/-I8i2rb_u4A In this scene the director Wes Anderson employed multiple different rules to display continuity in this scene. Within the scene Anderson used match cutting during the conversation with Sam and Redford. Since they are facing towards each other and not the same way Anderson uses this rule to show they are speaking to each other. Before the other scouts arrived Anderson also used the 180 rule and the 20/30 rule to show Suzy and Sams backs as they saw the other scouts arriving. The part which I find the most interesting is Anderson’s use of montage when the boys charge Suzy and Sam. When they all start coming towards the two the screen shows a pair of scissors and an arrow flying through the air. They never show what the the young couple does to the scouts but by having the following shot show the scouts all running and screaming down the hill it lets the audience make the connection that they won their fight. The composition of the shots in the...
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The Museum of Moving Image is an amazing interactive experience incomparable to any other museum you’ve ever been to. Starting at the second floor there was an abundance of ASMR videos and headphones provided so people could view each station and sample all the audio they had displayed. Following the ASMR room there was an exhibition on puppets, specifically from Muppets and Sesame Street. The exhibitions had puppets for people to try out on their own as well as original sketches and videos of the puppets before they were who we know them as today. Similarly there was information about all the creators and voice actors so you knew who was behind the scenes as well. Other than that if you went up throughout the museum they had information about the history of video games and how film editors produce and match up sound and lines. There was even a room where you could try to match the Audio track to one of your favorite movies. Or even change the audio track of the film Verti...
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The 5 Stages of a Phone Death, Synopsis and Shot List  A man using his phone is using his phone when he happens to notice it is dying. While he tries to put  It off as though it is nothing he becomes frantically concerned with the battery life of his phone, and as it starts to die, he goes through the five stages of grief; Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance. Denial: He continues to use the phone as though nothing is wrong and makes doubting looks towards the phone, he acts as though he is fine but he is clearly frazzled. Anger: He reaches for his charger thinking he can charge the phone only to realize after riffling through his bag and pockets that he's forgotten to bring one. He begins to get angry and paces around back and forth angrily. Bargaining: In efforts to slow the inevitable process he goes into his settings and places the phone on low power mode, though at this point it is getting to be too late as the phone is nearly dead. Depression...
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