Hells yeah!

The long zoom in the fake plants room 📺❤️

Back to say the shot of the two walking down the hallway with the lights following them, her in front lit up, he in the back in the darkness, amazing 📺📺 #Severance

The exterior wide shots are almost grayscale even though it's full color. The snow and the dark grey houses do a lot of that work, and the shadows add so much depth. You know there's a character moving in the shot somewhere, but you can't find them because they don't wear colors.

I love how they are hiding cuts with camera pans to break the feeling of reality on #Severance

Speaking of #Severance, beautifully shot! The first episode looked like it was filmed by Stanley Kubrick.

The rotating shot in the conference room, the walk through the endless hallways, the close ups on faces and objects, all reminded me of 2001: A Space Odyssey

I don't wanna be like "Donald Trump is the antichrist," but like 👀

Oh!!!🤦

I forgot they composited a lot of the birds!!! And like, more than half of the city on the wide shots, right?

I need to go back and relearn how he did that. I watched a documentary or something a long time ago.

I absolutely love old film and TV productions and effects 📺🎥

The women would need to be 15-20 feet away from each other for both to fit in frame. With the shot being so narrow, I can't imagine what lens you'd need to achieve that shot while maintaining such a wide depth of field.

If it was a split, you'd see a harsh line of focus across her face as she sat down. It's an amazing composite, if it is. How were they compositing shots in '63? Were they cutting out frames, layering them and refilming?

Whoa! I always start with the date!

YYYYMMDD-client-project_version number

20250103-Mr Snippy-Bluesky Post_V3

If you start with the date, year first, all your projects will be in chronological order sorted by Name or Date. It's so much easier!!!

What do you do in PP vs DR?

In your PP cache settings set it to delete cache files after 2-4 weeks. While you're in there, change your auto save to every 5 minutes.

Yeah, but how many videos are in your Media Encoder render queue?