What's your favorite camera technique? Mine's the

>>82182396
the spinning newspaper

>>82182533

Nice, I don't think anyone does that anymore, last I can recall that is Spider-Man 2.

>>82182396
Yeah that's a good one kek

I like when Tarantino does it.

>>82182396
>favorite camera technique

This is probably the most reddit thing I have read here recently.

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>>82182396
>implying (((spielberg))) invented the dolly zoom

>>82182653
This is a board dedicated to film/television.

>>82182942
He didn't imply that you obsessive simpleton

>>82182396
Tracking shot.

>>82183077

I like they way Edgar Wright cuts his films.

are you on the right board? you seem lost friend.

>>82183077
You absolute fucking autist.

snorricam for sure, especially in Angst:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az6V22WNayY

I also like time-lapse in non vistas like with the decomposing corpse in Der Todesking:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Blw1fK-U9AE

>>82182653
You're the reason this board is shit

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my fav camera tecniqe is the dutch angel so weird an crazy xDDD

I cant help, but love a slow pan across a still photo. Ken Burns style.

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stedicam obviously

Well executed crane shots can be really nice

>>82182396
Steadicam closeup action shots but only if you can clearly tell whats going on an it's a well lit uncut shot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv41W6iyyGs

>>82183077
You are an insufferable faggot.

Everything about the first Twilight film's camera techniques unironically intrigue me. I thought it was great.

>>82183901
could you give me an example? Im curious

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Cool thread, OP! I learned something new.

>>82184405
You're welcome

>>82182396
Steadycam, when it's used like here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1Ns1Fj138k

>>82183077
but i have a favorite cut

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yNObSfUeM0

Whip Cut.
I cum every time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsozpEE543w

The long one-shot
https://youtu.be/s_HuFuKiq8U

filming at magic hour

everyone makes movies with green screens and fake digital backgrounds now. You can't recreate the low key majesty of filming on location at sunset that way.

>>82185729
It's a shame that Kojima wasted his talent on video games after MGS3, when he could have been making great films.

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>>82183077
pic related; (You)

>>82182533
I can hear the sound in my head.

>>82183484
That looks like a YTP edit

>>82185952
>Trainspotting 2

wow I totally forgot that came out

how was it?

>>82183077
>>>/v/

>>82183077
lebbit bibbit amirightguise :^) upboated

>>82183196
it's really great seeing a film filmed decades ago with the footage on HD. I'd love to see a modern film, filmed with old cameras and HQ film

>>82186402
>I'd love to see a modern film, filmed with old cameras and HQ film

Just watch any Tarantino movie

>>82185894
>https://youtu.be/mI3s5fA7Zhk
>Not using the greatest match cut of all time

I love Scorsese's technics. Especially when the camera pans around a character really fast. I don't know if that's got a name.

Also shots like these:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpFJ8ipxkcw
Which Scorsese does a lot too.

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>>82185894
>>82186438
plebs

>>82186216
It was decent, not nearly as bad as a sequel to a 21 year old film could've been. The trailer spoils all the visually interesting parts though, and is borderline misleading with how they cut much of it

>>82186061
Just imagine a movie directed by Kojima and with Dolph Lundgren as the main character.

>>82185894
haha holy shit, thats hilarious. Did they mean to make it look like Jeff was a giant in the sky?

>>82186569
>The trailer spoils all the visually interesting parts
Why the fuck do they do this? Fuck.

70s Zoom was one of the worst piece of shit ever created and destroyed cinema forever and turned everything in trash flick market.

In other had travellings are OP

>>82186555
I was going to make a joke about the (william) pottery of cutting on a match... Then I remembered thats where the name came from.

>>82186756
I don't get it.

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>mfw watching the behind the scenes of that car scene in children of men

>>82182396
I too enjoy that time to time, my favourite one is in Lord of the Rings 1, (6:25) http://nofilmschool.com/2014/01/everything-need-know-dolly-zoom
You probably remember it too.

Althought if done well I am quite the fan of the long take, which does not even have to be particularly long if done well, it depends how it sets the pacing.

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>>82182533

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>>82186652
>Dolph Lundgren
No way, first we revive Bowie then he interprets every single character

>>82187088
I wanna be fabulous like Bowie!

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>>82186818
>mfw remembering watching that first time a decade ago
>was amazed by they shot that
>as the movie progresses got blown away by even more bat-shit crazy shots
K I N O
I
N
O

Continual track

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O3-bsGRi1I

>>82186436
tarontino shoots hq film but his cameras aren't old

>>82186528
the whips are a bit too slow for my liking, it leaves it so hear the start of gosling playing but not seeing

>>82182653
Yeah, let's make another capeshit thread instead

>>82183077
Maybe you'd feel more comfortable on r/MCU

>>82188953
His lenses are though, and thats the thing that makes the big difference.

>>82188953
Nigga what the fuck?

It literally doesn't matter whether the camera is old or new. If it's a camera that shoots film, then it's all the same. It's all about what kind of lens and film size he uses.

>>82186528
is he tapping him on the shoulder to signal him to turn?

>>82183077
do people not like you IRL

>>82183484
This.

>>82183656
this looks terrible

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>>82187088
And we must clone a young Jennifer Connelly too.

>>82186061
higher standards, he will never have the guts to do it. his epic bay-isms wouldnt make the cut

>>82185988
>t. birdman babby

>>82189428
Yeah, the director Damian Chazelle tapping the camera operator.

>>82186756
That's not where the name comes from. It's because the frame you're cutting from matches up with what you're cutting to.

>>82183484
>>82183604
FAGGOT
>>82186555
>>82183344
>>82183319
kino

>>82183484
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8glJr3np5ig

>>82182653
yeah let's talk about little girls and black cocks, shall we ?

>>82183901

The first Twilight is unironically a great film. There's one scene where Edward walks into the classroom, and Bella's hair is flowing because of the fan behind her. Edward himself is standing in front of an owl figure, making it seem like he has wings. In a few seconds the tension is brilliant communicated.

I don't know why they got rid of Cathering Hardwicke after the first film. Sexual tension was the undercurrent of every scene

>>82186058

Isn't magic hour the time right AFTER the sun sets, when the sky is still partly blue?

>>82190610
>let's talk about little girls
I would like to.

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>>82183077
so THIS is the equivalent of /v/'s "fun is just a buzzword"

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Whatever this is called

>>82190851
>sky is still partly blue
>after fucking sunset

I actually cannot believe what I'm reading right now. You're not actually this retarded, are you?

Anyways, no, magic hour is right when the sun is setting. The colors are orange/red, and there are very smooth and noticeable shadows. And it's especially helpful when it comes to close ups when you want emphasis on colors and shading on facial features that you otherwise wouldn't get when the sun is right above the subject.

>>82191028
My dude, stop autisming you's for him.

Holy shit the children of men. Did not know the kino potential of the flick. I always thought most of shit like it has was done with cgi.

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>>82183077
You're a special breed of retard

Checked

>>82191111
>sky is still partly blue
>after fucking sunset

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_hour

BTFO

All of you need to go return to reddit along with this garbage thread. What the fuck happened to /tv/?

>>82191111
He's right though

Nice quads regardless

>>82183077
Actually kill yourself

>>82182396
Hitchcock helped think it up thus invent it

>>82191294
>The blue hour (from French l'heure bleue)[1][a] is the period of twilight early in the dawn each morning and late in the dusk each evening when the sun is at a significant distance below the horizon and the residual, indirect sunlight takes on a predominantly blue hue.
>when the sun is at a significant distance below the horizon and the residual

That's not after sunset, kiddo.

>>82183077
Why are you even on a film board?

>>82191327
Yeah how dare they discuss film instead of posting a /pol/ thread and calling people cucks

>>82191409
>implying this is a discussion of film
>implying this is jacking off into each others mouths over shitty directors and meme camera techniques

Reddit. Go. Now.

>>82191363

BELOW the horizon. Means it has already set

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>>82183077
Your post reminded me of this

>>82191327
You're what's ruining /tv/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8Pku1zXM5g&t=27s

not sure if this has a name, but it's pretty slick

I want a movie shot entirely in wide angle with no zooming at all. The only such movie I can think of is Hardcore Henry, which is almost good but there's too much camera movement for low frame rate to handle. Is there anything else with nothing but fixed wide angle shots?

>>82183077
He's right, you know.

Having a favorite technique is retarded. You use the technique that works best given the situation.

Having a favorite camera effect and thinking that validates you as a cinema fan is like having a favorite letter of the alphabet and acting smug about it.

>>82182396
I agree with you OP.
I love seeing that shit.
I once watched this M/MtF porn scene where they did the dolly zoom on the guy when he realised the "sexy teen babysitter" had a dick instead of a vagina. It made the entire experience much better.

>How did they even think to move the camera while zooming out to get this effect?
Wasn't it something that Hitchcock came up with? Or did it predate him?

>>82191721
>autism the post

>>82182653
>Admiring camera technique is reddit
Please kill yourself and go back to watching capeshit pleb

>>82191721
>validates you as a cinema fan
so, what does it take to be a true, 100% real cinema fan?
it's not some sort of country club you autistic fag, stop feeling like a special snowflake

>>82191816
>so, what does it take to be a true, 100% real cinema fan?
Nothing in particular.

That's the point, you fucking retard.
I bet you were one of the faggots telling people to go to reddit for not having a "favorite camera effect" lel.

Pretentious faggots, you're the ones who should fuck off to reddit.

>>82191363
>That's not after sunset, kiddo.
Its civil twilight.

>>82183151
>Edgar Wright

Some of his transitions are pretty good.

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>>82191912
>liking something
>REEEE GTFO PRETENTIOUS FAG

go out more

>>82182653
Spotted the redditor

>>82190578
The woosh takes it from tv to kino instantly.

>>82182653
>BBC
>little girls
>capeshit
>frogs
>politics
>endless threads that start with a Twitter character limit-approved post

>this little faggot decides to come to THIS thread to complain
What a fucking joke.

>>82191363
>below the horizon

In other words after sunset

>>82191721
>You use the technique that works best given the situation.
This is obviously true, but there's nothing wrong with admiring certain camera techniques and the way they are used.

>>82191747
>OH MY

>>82189790
>hating on La haine

gayboy alert

not a movie but i love the fixed camera angles in the old resident evil games. Id like to see this in a movie.

https://youtu.be/VKHX6MSFD7M?t=5m20s

>>82191747
Hitch didn't invent it, but he was the first to use it in a mainstream film.

>>82182396
Making a new masterpiece! Lookie! >>82191927

>>82191277
Fucking checked.

>>82183077
>he doesn't like starwipes

>>82183077
you're a fucking faggot m8 kys and then go away

>>82182396
Still. Pure concentration on the characters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3YXN4KG6Ts

check out this guy's videos if you're interested in camera techniques

>>82182653
Leave.

>>82183604
>frame interpolation

No

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>>82182396
post The Quick and the Dead one, I need a laugh

>>82182653
K Y S K Y S K Y S
Y S K Y S K Y S K
S K Y S K Y S K Y

post the dolly zoom from that black and white french film. Absolute pinnacle use of that technique

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>>82193795

>>82182396
>how did they even think of the dolly zoom
They wanted to move closer to target while keeping it in focus.

>>82186818
>>82187193
This rig is insane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBfsJ7K1VNk