@tomhfh@roosterkavanagh Subtle difference: Osborne was trying to channel Hugh Grant in the late 80s film of Maurice; Burnham was channelling Madchester Baldricks. Toffs/Plebs.
@MikeMeehallWood Although I’m listening to a lot of early-80s jazz-funk at the moment, especially the classic Ruck Tempo album: ‘Tight Shorts & Shoulder Pads’
@wallyscr@gavin_laing UK camera 1 shot is set much wider, and almost never varies, & the vision mixer cuts to a C2 shot for contact, but always manages to cut on the wrong beat. In the NRL the C1 shot is tighter, and tracks play when it spreads across the field. Makes the game look much more dynamic.
@gavin_laing@wallyscr Agreed. Maybe some UK directors - who only do RL occasionally - come from a ‘football’ mindset, assuming a super wide shot is needed. (Although tbh, the most blame lies with an Aussie director who directed Sky for many years, he set the shot template that everyone follows).