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Learn FILMMAKING by watching these 28 videos? | Every Frame A Painting #shorts
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Every Frame a Painting: 28 Videos to Watch
The video recommends watching 28 videos from Every Frame a Painting to learn about filmmaking.
The Sustained Two-Shot
A sustained two-shot keeps two people in frame for much of a scene. The presenter notes that this approach was more common when films were shot on film, partly because filmmakers wanted to use their footage efficiently. Digital filmmaking is cheaper, so scenes are now often filmed from many angles rather than relying on one sustained shot.
The presenter encourages viewers to watch the video about the sustained two-shot and asks which two-shot comes to mind first.
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- Chalchitra Talks presenter — unnamed in the subtitles; recommends the videos.
- Tony Zhou / Every Frame a Painting — the filmmaker and video series being discussed.
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