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CLIP WEB Tommy1
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TFM363-1 DVD Extras GGBernal Audience Response
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From the DVD extras for the film The Crime of Padre Amaro.
This will be posted until the day after the exam.
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Phone Call
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: Here the director uses three planes of character blocking. Louise is on the phone in the foreground, Thelma is moving around in the second plane, and there...
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Crop Duster
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: Here the crop dusting plane adds visual drama to what would just be a "going on down the road" shot if the plane wasn't used. It enters the frame dramatica...
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: Here Scott uses the cowboy on the horse that shys as the car goes by, the dust, and the cows and cowboys to add dynamics to the scene.
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Wind and Near Miss
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: In this clip we see wind again, but we also see tension created when the car pulls out and the motorcycle zooms past the car and almost hits it.
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Thumbtack 2
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: This is the second half of what I call a "thumbtack." In an earlier scene in Louise's apartment she washes the blue glass and puts it on the counter and ex...
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Chekhov's Gun and Thumbtack 1
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: Anton Checkov discussed the necessity of an object that is introduced into the story must be used later. This technique is known as Chekhov's Gun and the u...
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Blowing Curtains
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: Scott constantly uses wind, in this case blowing curtains to make a scene more dynamic visually. There are several other instances of blowing curtains in t...
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TFM364 Thelma & Louise Pan and Rain
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DIRECTOR'S HAND: Scott constantly uses rain and wind and wet roads to make scenes more visually dynamic. Here he also utilizes the "pan to reveal" the subject of the shot.
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