How Searching Creates Tension Anatomy of a Scene
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Date: 2020-08-15
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I like that, in Searching, John Cho's character being Asian is incidental. It's a part of his description, but it does not define the character.
The character stands on it's own because of its merit, not the race. The movie does not have a Here's a movie an Asian is in. Asians come see it! attitude.
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I like that, in Searching, John Cho's character being Asian is incidental. It's a part of his description, but it does not define the character.
The character stands on it's own because of its merit, not the race. The movie does not have a Here's a movie an Asian is in. Asians come see it! attitude.
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BornIn1500
Reminder, NYT knowingly hired an ANTI-WHITE RACIST to be an editor and, not only refuses to fire her, but encourages the anti-white racism! The Democrat party has become an enemy of America. This is disgusting and disturbing!
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Reminder, NYT knowingly hired an ANTI-WHITE RACIST to be an editor and, not only refuses to fire her, but encourages the anti-white racism! The Democrat party has become an enemy of America. This is disgusting and disturbing!
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Surgicaldamage
I thought this video was about how literally looking for something (looking around like your searching) makes a character look more tense (intense) during a shot.
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I thought this video was about how literally looking for something (looking around like your searching) makes a character look more tense (intense) during a shot.
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Jay
In the middle of the video, the director said How do we make it feel like a capital M movie? What does it mean a capital M movie? Can anybody tell me what it means?
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In the middle of the video, the director said How do we make it feel like a capital M movie? What does it mean a capital M movie? Can anybody tell me what it means?
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