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film video essays about cinema:

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New video! We discuss Tarantino and how he mocks other directors in Inglourious Basterds, the perfect satire of war cinema.

https://t.co/KKkd6WZbSi

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sorry, had to shoot my shot

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I return from the dead (my Twitter hiatus) to say I’m working on a video essay about @FrankensteinGDT and its visual storytelling.
If anyone feels like sending some “research material” (yes, merch), I guess I’ll just have to make peace with that.

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@AdrianA95056914 muchas gracias amigo <3 ya regresaré al otro en breves

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:') I can't believe we accomplished this in two months.

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New video <3

We dive into the funniest scene in cinema history and why breaking character isn't always a bad thing, especially if you're in a Monty Python movie.

https://t.co/91mfhm7o06

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@ECinematografo Hi bro, thanks a lot! I haven't read books specifically on color use in film. Instead, I've seen them in art history, like "Color and Meaning: Art, Science, and Symbolism," which is a kind of bible on the subject.

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i just uploaded a new video about the colours of DUNE.

https://t.co/5piyRqj04n

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@dandelion_mils Hi! thank you very much, both for those words and for offering your help! Without a doubt, I'll keep it in mind in case I have any doubts about languague in the future, so that something like this doesn't happen again

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I enjoyed it like a child, but I was a little surprised by how narrative it was. Mad Max: Fury Road is, for me, one of the best action movies because of how subversive it is and how it bets all its cards on the image. #furiosa

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@korzewarrior Thanks, man, I really appreciate those kind words. <3

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@Christi92660709 damn, I deleted the folder for that video and I can't seem to find it. I got it from one of those 'royalty free' videos on YouTube, but I'm sorry, I just can't locate it

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@shykiuu thanks dude <3

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@korzewarrior welcome aboard and thank you very much, my friend!

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I just uploaded a new video about 'The Zone of Interest' and how it implicates you.

We discuss Jonathan Glazer's film and why he chooses to break the fourth wall.

https://t.co/x7siBlPcrx

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@StehneyChuck totally agree with you!

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New video! We discuss Tarantino and how he mocks other directors in Inglourious Basterds, the perfect satire of war cinema.

https://t.co/KKkd6WZbSi

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@melissaw00dy just discoverd your channel, great content!

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new video I talk about one of my favorite movies: 'Come and See,' which I think is the best propaganda movie ever made.

https://t.co/eo3KdtAKVt

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framing, blocking, editing, and sound design are some of the elements that make this scene a masterclass in how to unsetle the audicence. Here is a video-essay about the most disturbing scene in Breaking Bad

https://t.co/XJpb2FA5C1

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House Of The Dragons' smart framing summarizes the 1st season in one shot from the 1st episode, establishing a power ladder: At the bottom, Aimira; then, Vicerys marked by tragedy. Above, the maester holding the next king. At the highest point, a tower representing the Hightowers

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How it started / How it ended

One day you're up, and one day you're down. Nacho's arc and the logic of this universe are encapsulated in his first and final appearance: in the triviality of the game, whether on your knees or standing, it's mere chance