Visual Language - Scene study, shot by shot !

J.R., these scene studies are awesome! Really learning a lot from them and getting exposed to tons of stuff that I never even knew was there!

Thanks for the time and effort you spent on them!
 
J.R. Hudson said:
Hitchcock said “If it’s a good movie, the sound could go off and the audience would still have a perfectly clear idea of what was going on.”


On my film blog, I am trying to concentrate on films visual language. Breaking scenes down, shot by shot, to find a truth in them, visually speaking.

If I can inspire and educate and make people think how they approach their own filmmaking, then I will be thrilled.

In order to break the rules, we need to understand them !


http://www.cineobscure.com/visual-langauge-the-point-of-view/ - No Country For Old Men

http://www.cineobscure.com/coverage-blocking-cuts-and-fatal-attraction-2/ - Fatal Attraction

http://www.cineobscure.com/visual-language-using-the-actor-subtlety/ - The Godfather Part II

http://www.cineobscure.com/visual-language-tombstones-ok-corral/ - Tombstone

http://www.cineobscure.com/visual-language-raiders-of-the-lost-ark/ - Raiders of the Lost Ark

http://www.cineobscure.com/visual-language-braveheart/ - Braveheart

I hope you enjoy it !
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I could be wrong but it seems that these links don't work anymore.
 
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