Visual Language Part 2 - Color, metaphor and subtlety.

[J.R. Hudson]

I was inspired today. Full of energy and good vibes. Feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts.

http://www.cineobscure.com/visual-language-using-the-actor-subtlety/

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[Drew Ott]

Excellent work. I haven't seen that film in a few years but I think I need to check it out again.

 

[J.R. Hudson]

I recently watched it last week (on my normal rotation) and am always left stoked on it.

 

[Jason Ramsey]

Hudson... Your blog rocks, man.

Just want to let everyone know that Hudson's little blog here (soon to take over the world) is partner with dvxuser, and is the officially endorsed blog of dvxuser.

Hudson for Prez...

Later,
Jason

 

[Noel Evans]

John appreciate your efforts - if not for anything else than posting up a script portion and the images as to how it was shoot. Hard to find these comparisons anywhere, especially with a side by side and comments.

 

[J.R. Hudson]

Thank you Noel

My pleasure.

 

[krestofre]

Love it Hudson.

Less really is more. 6 Set ups. I can’t even imagine a film today using only 6 setups for a scene in club, with sexy girls, party people, a stage show and a revealing moment such as this one; betrayal. 6 Set ups. 17 Cuts. In visual storytelling, show only what you must and save the fluff coverage for your music videos.

This should be engraved into the sides of our cameras.

 

[William_Robinette]

Excellent John. I think I just learned more in 10 minutes then the past year I have spent in film school.

 

[J.R. Hudson]

You guys are awesome.

Thanks for reading !

(sounds of angels)