Am I just THAT old and cranky?
Or am I not the only one who hopes the fad of “action shaky camera” technique fades out really soon, especially in animated media?
I’d really prefer to see shit clearly as it happens than an imaginary implied cameraman freaking out while recording, in order to inject an artificial sense of urgency.
If the katana is coming right for the dude’s face, I already know that shit is dire, I don’t need a cinematographic seizure adding on to the fact.
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miss-slothrop said:
THIS!
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friendlyuncle said:
I want to say I think the technique has a place, but as I’ve never seen it used properly I don’t really have any basis for doing so. :/
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kaidraws said:
I’m mostly indifferent on it but yeah, unless it’s using the “shot from a handheld video camera” storytelling convention, using it in movies seems really unnessary
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