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This video takes a look into Richard Williams' way of creating animation films. Throughout the video, the creator talks about Richard's way of drawing scenes which made his movies more fluid and gave the movie a better feel of movement through the scenes. Richard's animations were always done in paper and pen, which would cost more money but resulted in a better product. This could help students who are interested in art and film.
This video is great for people who want to learn more about different styles of filming comedy action movies. This video would be great for people who want to research ways to capture scenes. The video covers Jackie Chan's filming style and how it changed when he worked with American actors.
This video takes a close look at the movie Interstellar and how it tries to answer hard hitting questions about the unknown. This video would be great for someone who is interested in analysis of the film Interstellar.
This video talks about doing specific movements and trends to show the audience a narrative, as well as different angles and how it changes the emotion of the scene and film.
The video focuses on what was left out or the things that were different from the book of game of thrones. This would interest someone who wants to know about staying true to a book when making a show or movie.
This video would be great for anyone who is interested in David Fincher's work, how he shot his film and got so many perfect shots. The video offers "A look at the hidden visual effects work of David Fincher's filmography."
