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The Great Game - frame by frame analysis
Just started reading this. Very detailed geeky stuff, but the director talks us through every frame in the episode and why they chose to shoot it that way (angle, lighting etc). Some technical stuff, but I found it very interesting (because I love trivia).
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Re: The Great Game - frame by frame analysis
Oh my, he had me at the first paragraph! Looking forward to reading the rest of it (after work). Thanks so much for the link!
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Re: The Great Game - frame by frame analysis
Oh brilliant, I will definitely have a read of this later, thanks for posting! 
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- Vhanja
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Re: The Great Game - frame by frame analysis
Oh, it's the cinematographer, not the director. So the main focus is the ligthing of the scenes. Very interesting, though, I didn't how much time and details are spent in lighting every possible frame.
Oh, and we get the explanation for the lavender light used.
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Re: The Great Game - frame by frame analysis
Very interesting read! Thanks for the link, Vhanja.
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