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You guys are not The Three Stooges quit trying to be like them cuz you'never be like them

I still don't believe I've ever seen a more gorgeous nocturnal forest. There is a moment, right after Michael has killed Tina, that he is shown from a lower angle, framed against the canopy of overhanging trees. The sight of the leaves fluttering overhead almost mimics a sky of twinkling stars....I've never seen anything quite like that shot. The effect is mesmerizing, and surreal. In fact, at the beginning of the film, as Michael staggers up out of the stream, the leaves are used to vivid effect, as well, as they gently move in the breeze overhead. Moments like this can seem trivial to some people, but I find that they make all the difference. As many times as I've seen the film, I still continue to find new things to appreciate.

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the WORST uncle of the year goes to Michael Myers

How can we know about the exposure values

I have always been impressed by her acting as a kid

0:39 oh no!

That shot of the exterior of the house, from Michael's vantage point as he approaches, is as gorgeous of a shot as I've seen anywhere in the horror realm. Some complain about the house being different in this one. But I wouldn't trade it for anything. This final sequence, at the Myers' house, is as good as anything in the series. It wouldn't be possible without this house.

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Poor Curly

When This Movie Is Going To Be Free

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sir please make more videos on cinematography and lighting you are the best

Thank you for this information. Going to be prepping a short drama soon and will use everything you've suggested!

This guy was getting paid to say the POV and he cashed in big time

When it comes to atmosphere and suspense 4-6 are hard to beat. The rooftop chase, the laundry chute scene and the tunnel chase are all three of the scariest suspense moments to be found anywhere in the franchise. They were worth the price of admission. We haven’t seen suspense along those lines since the gate scene in H20. These scenes are the essence of what every Halloween film should aspire to. 🎃🔪

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I can appreciate the technical challenges posed by such a scenario, and how satisfying it would be for it to turn out so well. But for sheer artistry...I don't think anything rivals the barn sequence. For those who, like myself, love the basic slasher motif...of having a killer lurking on the periphery, while his targets go about their business oblivious to his presence....that barn scene is the most masterfully executed thing ever. It is basically a slasher short film, unto itself. First off, it is GORGEOUS...the use of light, and color...unparalleled...then toss in the added splashes of color from the girls' costumes...(in addition, both girls are featured in closeups that are presented about as beautifully as I've ever seen women shot, frankly...Tina, with her luminous skin and tangled, dark hair, as well as Sami, with her wickedly erotic facial features...neither of those women ever looked as good as they look RIGHT HERE). Also, the sequence is divided into smaller chapters...the entrance...the isolation of Tina...the exit of Tina...the isolation of Sami...the sex scene...the slaughter...and then the return of Tina. ALL of it is so beautiful. And the culmination, where Myers is wielding the enormous scythe...that shot of him, when he is about to kill Sami, is about as iconic of a shot as anybody has ever captured of the Bogeyman. If you haven't seen Michael Myers in that shot, for my money, you haven't seen him....For all my gushing over the barn, I'd say much the same about the subsequent parts in the forest...I've never seen a nocturnal forest presented in such a manner...It is incredible...and the shot of Myers, after he's killed Tina, and he's standing beneath that canopy of gently rustling fall leaves...Again, it's an iconic shot, and about as compelling as the character has ever looked. Many elements came together to make this film the masterpiece it was....but there is no more essential cornerstone of that greatness than the cinematography.

i want this man to be my teacher..😊

Excited to learn more about these topics, thank you for taking the time to make these videos. POV is one of the more unique topics when it comes to cinematography for me...

How did they stop and say yeah that mask looks great we will go with that 1 😂

I really hope you continue to make videos! theyve been so helpful in my career so far.

Thanks a lot Rob. I’m a practitioner of cinematography. So insightful, helps me rethink my understanding of the image. You’ve made it so simple!

Amazing knowledge you are sharing. Thank you very much!

Just stumbled upon you channel, great content! So much value in your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and keep it up please! 🙏🏼

Super bad casting for this movie !

I feel bad for her

Not cool Michael Myers

I still remember watching this movie on Halloween night before I went trick or treating, I was very young and I'll never forget this scene!

Total horseshit. He had a stroke in a chair.

Curly was a moron, tried and true. He whooped until his life was through.

After college I ended up in TV news as a reporter and in small markets I shot and edited video as well as writing and being on-camera. I also got to do one documentary. Ultimately I got into corporate video and we did some pretty high end productions. I needed to know more about that tough so, I took a class at the then, Maine Photographic and Film Workshop and my teacher was Rob Draper. I think the class was about how to make video production look more like film. I learned so much from Rob and he inspired me to keep pushing to be the best I could be. I still did a variety of jobs after that...writer, producer, DP, editor, but for the last ten years I have been DP at an advertising/marketing agency in Texas and I have learned tons on-the-job, especially about lighting. You never stop learning, although I might learn less starting in 2024 when I retire. Rob, good to see you and it's great that you are still sharing your knowledge with us all!

It's funny that they can recreate every Three Stooges scenes right but still get most of their facts wrong. Nice try, Hollywood.

That’s not how it happened here, curly suffered a debilitating stroke while sitting in Jules White’s chair

It looked like he suffered a seizure.

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thats not the myers house

Your a amazing cinematographer!

The chance of me going into that house is slim bordering on none 🤣

loomis should have had a uzi and at least 2 hand guns on him with a lot of ammo and just go to work

good to see loomis upgraded his handgun from a revolver to a smith and weson

#5 will always hold a special place in my heart..

It is of course a retelling, but Curly did suffer a stroke while filming Half-Wits Holiday

Dr. Loomis been trying to take down michael myers since halloween 1&2 and he never dies so we can see why loomis is so crazy in this film.

Been enjoying this series and this one was the best so far! The biggest challenge is to convince production of the importance of adequate prep, especially these days with many young and inexperienced “producers”.

Wow, I didn't know Rob Draper himself had a RUclips channel. I just want to say even though people rag on this movie alot, I think it has some of the best atmosphere and cinematography in the entire Halloween franchise. In some parts it even reminds me of Dean Cundey's cinematography.