Cheating to Camera: Advanced Blocking Technique | High Noon (1952)
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- In this video, we delve into the art of blocking by dissecting scenes from the iconic movie "High Noon." Join us as we uncover valuable tips and tricks that will elevate your filmmaking skills.
Throughout the analysis, we explore how strategic character movement can enhance storytelling and captivate your audience. Learn how to creatively frame shots to convey emotion and tension effectively.
From characters looking away to crossing the camera, every movement is deliberate and serves a purpose. Discover how these techniques not only cater to the camera but also reflect the inner thoughts and feelings of the characters.
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Don't miss out on the opportunity to take your filmmaking to the next level. Watch the video now and unlock the secrets of blocking inspired by "High Noon."
00:15 - Using Character Motivation give them a reason to look away
00:55 - Blocking Showing Hesitation & Blocking Crossing the line
02:42 - How a character crossing camera to create a new feeling / new tension
03:53 - Finding the turn to camera in your own movies
He's back! Good thoughts here and the comment about the new setups adding new meaning and new life to the scene is spot on!
Ha! I am. One baby and two shorts later.
Hey congrats! kids are the best.@@dollyintomeaning
Great points here!
Thanks Zachary! You working on any films of your own? I'm in post on a scene I shot where i had two characters looking at camera, because they faced a tv. So it can also go beyond internal character motivations as well.
@@dollyintomeaning That sounds like a great shot there!
You are the only person on youtube who consistently speaks about blocking and staging. Everybody else is focused on how cinematic their lighting or color grade is. I appreciate it bro.
Thanks man! I think i just find blocking and staging more interesting and more in the wheelhouse of a director and not a dp.
Watched the short film on your channel. Way to make something! You looking to make more?
@@dollyintomeaning yeah that was a film I made when I was 14. Im learning so much about blocking and staging right now that I got three other films that I’m making at the moment that I want to incorporate all the techniques
that's great. my name is Robert. would love to hear what you have planned. u probably already know this now, but you crossed the line a couple times in ur short; something to look out for. email me at dollyintomeaning@gmail.com if you want to connect more. @@mcdanielfilms
Great breakdown!
Thanks Thabiso!