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Why Camera Movement is Important to Horror The Invisible Man Cinematography Breakdown

Why Camera Movement is Important to Horror The Invisible Man Cinematography Breakdown

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Today, we talk with Stefan Duscio, ACS, cinematographer of the horror/thriller The Invisible Man, about what the experience was like shooting the film and how he lit for darkness. We also cover different styles of camera movement, and why he chose to do motion control for certain scenes
Date: 2022-09-13

Comments and reviews: 14


The problem with the cinematography of this movie is that the camera will linger on nothing without reason. It's only because I saw the ads that I know that I should be looking for things happening. If I didn't know what it was about, I would just be bored. And actually I was, but I stuck with it because I knew what it was about. Though the biggest problem with the movie is how dumb the main character is - she found the phone with a picture of her sleeping on it and didn't text that picture from the phone to her friend? That would prove she was right, or at least being stalked.
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I loved this movie. And I was really impressed by the technique the director used of making the camera wander away from the main character to build up tension by showing what the character couldn't see. And yes, Elizabeth Moss' performance was absolutely amazing. I can't see anyone else pulling it off like she did. Brilliant movie, and great cinematography.
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Hey how come you guys didn't discuss the hospital corridor scene. It was the best sequence of the whole movie. I was looking forward to see how it was shot, I had searched in the internet but didn't find anything proper, but even you didn't discuss it in the video.
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I am so glad to see this coming back into horror. In the first Alien, there was this aspect when Jr. made his big entrance. OR exit if you will. Then horror became a matter of, How can we make the blood redder and have more of it than the last movie?
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Thank you so much for your work!
Personally, I would love to know as well just a couple questions about cinematographers background. One interesting story how they have become a cinematographers. Just a wishlist. Thank you

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wow when budget and talents come to the point, it blew out all the expectations out of the park. But what about the low budget option? we dont have bolt camera motion controlled
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another awesome breakdown. great insight on night exteriors and the cinematography of the fight scene! now I gotta listen to the podcast and watch the film lol
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First jump scare in this type of video ever.
Almost dropped my phone on my face when ted jumped.
I love these longer interviews, even if remote.

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On 16: 26 you display a graphic that plots the camera movement. Is it possible that you could put together a video showing how to make one?
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I loved this movie and loved the cinematography even more! Especially filming empty/dead space even before the Invisible Man 'showed up'
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Hey Ted.
Please I would like you guys to do a production on short film and Documentary.
I would really appreciate, thanks.

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One question. How did they shot in the boxes place and then replace the background without green screen? Im so confused
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This was a good film, really. The background score, the acting, the camera movement everything made it what it is.
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I really try to respect people for their craft, but this movie was really really poorly made in so many regards.
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