Why not both?
[video=youtube;UdGNar5gk_Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdGNar5gk_Y[/video]
The only time they ever worked together.
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What you want to note about these are the lack of jump-cuts. It's not like most movies today where they show five seconds of something and then cut to another angle. They do these long shots, only cutting where necessary. It really shows some skill on the part of the performer that they do these two, three minute cuts; that they can go that long wile making it look effortless.
[QUOTE=richard9311;38506838]Why not both?
[video=youtube;UdGNar5gk_Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdGNar5gk_Y[/video]
The only time they ever worked together.
[editline]18th November 2012[/editline]
What you want to note about these are the lack of jump-cuts. It's not like most movies today where they show five seconds of something and then cut to another angle. They do these long shots, only cutting where necessary. It really shows some skill on the part of the performer that they do these two, three minute cuts; that they can go that long wile making it look effortless.[/QUOTE]
I'm pretty sure most cuts generically are just multiple cameras recording the scene. I understand some scenes where the camera would show with other cameras recording they do this but broadway shows or etc just have a fuckton of cameras all over the place recording
I can see him playing hockey.
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