Cinematography Analysis - The Theory of Everything
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Omg, why don't you have more views?? These video's are incredible!!
+Nikola Tesla thanks so much!
Great video! The Theory of Everything is very underrated/underappreciated when it's a really great film.
+Alien Rock Films yes it is beautifully directed and shot.
Alien Rock Films it was overrated and fairly appreciated
Even Stephen Hawking said 'At time I thought [Redmayne] was me'.
Incredible... Please, never stop making videos like this.
Thanks homie
I felt exactly what you discussed here when I sae the movie yesterday. You get a sense of coldness and loneliness that he is going through at the last shot of this scene. I was looking for the deception of consistent use of circular imagery in the movie, instead found this. Thanks
Aawww! very nice explanations n simply explained, So I Got to show how to show a perfect Loneliness in a Scene..
You had more to say about a minute and thirty five seconds of a scene than most analysis of entire films. Bravo. Theory of Everything is such a treat. I'm glad you recognized the thought behind the work.
Gotta say I'm honestly really impressed with how you cracked the scene but I got a question. Why exactly did they position Steve's left eye in the middle of the frame? So people can focus on the reaction in his eyes? And when Steve's face got trapped between the top and bottom of the screen does it suppose to make us feel cooped up too? But again thanks for the analysis
great explanation
Glad you liked it!
Fantastic video. I'm going through now and watching all the rest you have up. Really great editing and content, and you choose to cover films that I don't see people talk about as much.
+Audrey Marquis thank you! My videos are very hit or miss. The further back you get, the rougher they are haha.
How to color grade this type of movie in Davinci? any tutorial?
These are very impressive Tyler. Will definitely be using it in my future films :)
You nailed this.
Great job
Another very interesting video Tyler! You should get on twitter and try to promote this stuff dude. It's incredible!
+aflyingspacerocket thanks! Problem is I don't really know how to go about using Twitter to promote my stuff.
You are on the Front Page of /r/movies for now.
Your essays have a solid quality in video and sound. Keep going like this and the people will find you! :)
+Johannes G oh my gosh!! That's awesome! I posted it there just as a fluke. Didn't think anything of it.
It's so appropriate that this video came up recommended on the day Hawkins died
rip to a legend
Wow. Very much liked this video! Thank you.
+JennPaul thank you!
Thank you very much for making this video 🙏🏻
Another amazing video...the lack of "likes" and comments on this is criminal. For the longest time i couldn't figure out why most of the scenes that are supposed to evoke emotion just feel boring. I thought it was because they all seem the same; i was half right. They all use the same flawed approach.
That's a very informative video! I am impressed and it's astonishing how many things you noticed that I didn't!!!🤩
It has taken me a while to find this video, but I love your video essay. Keep making this content.
1:29 it's also because it was shot on anamorphic which tends to result in off-centre barrelling like that
Thank you so much! This will coming handy for my exam! Thanks a lot! :))
Very informative video, thank you.
wow bro thats actually amazing how tf did you notice it
Really nice analysis. I watched the scene 2-3 times in a row to try and understand how and why it was done
Great video!!! :D
+Dynasty UK thank you!
Excellent Video
+Fab noz thank you!
Well done!