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20 Signature Shots and Techniques of the World’s Greatest Directors

Posted 11-27-2014 at 06:55 AM by oeccscclhjhn
Updated 08-22-2015 at 01:44 PM by oeccscclhjhn


20 Signature Shots and Techniques of the World’s Greatest Directors, grolschfilmworks.com/, By David Katz And Oliver Lunn
  • Richard Linklater: walk-and-talk dolly shot
  • Paul Thomas Anderson: whip pan
  • Terrence Malick: lens flare
  • Alfred Hitchcock: zoom dolly
  • Gus Van Sant: steadicam shot from behind
  • Orson Welles / Gregg Toland: low angle shot
  • Martin Scorsese: slow-moving dolly shots set to classic rock music
  • Brian De Palma: split-screen
  • Wong Kar-wai: motion-blur
  • Dardenne brothers: long-take with steadicam, focusing on the back of an actor’s head
  • Sam Peckinpah: slow-mo shootouts
Paul Thomas Anderson - Every Whip Pan

Elephant (Gus Van Sant) - Steadicam

Elephant, steadishots.org/, Athletic Fields, By Matías Mesa

Carrie split screen (Brian De Palma)

Goodfellas - Steadicam Shot (Martin Scorsese)
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