Karl ist einsam; doch irgendwie auch nicht. Er ist alleine und das ist gut so. Die Nachbarn behaupten; er sei ein seltsamer Typ. Auf alle anderen wirkt er wie ein Freak.Doch das ist Karl egal; er interessiert sich nicht fuuml;r andere Menschen oder die Welt um ihn herum... bis zu diesem einen Augenblick!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. From a vision to the screen....By parisloveYou better put on your thinking cap; have several arms; and eyes in the back of your head if youre thinking of "directing" a film. Seeing the concept is one thing but; putting all the shots together is more than saying...action! "Shot by Shot" gives the director everything he/she needs regarding process; elements of continuity;the workshop to the moving camera.Make sure you take the time to read and study this book; especially if youre a novice.This is not a book you merely scan through or think you can skip some of its processes. You will lose time and money; and losing either one of these can cost you your film. It will get shelved."Shot by Shot" is very detailed;a book you want to keep close by; even if you think you know what youre doing. It will also help you to get what you want from everyone involved....a great film; and another chance at directing.:-}And as always with ; the price was right.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great BookBy CustomerGood Book for understanding Visual Storytelling0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A must for aspiring videographers / filmmakersBy Kindle CustomerOne can just shoot and take out the blurred parts; OR; do some reading and learn the visual language that has been developed over years. And tell your story in an effective way. This book is one of those I consider a foundation. At first it may not seem relevant; but even "My Day at the Beach" is a story; and taking clips with your iphone or compact camera is certain ways makes more sense of the edited sequence and more fun. For example; a person leaving the scene to the left; and entering a different scene from the right helps give continuity. This book is full of real examples with lots of still photos and drawings to explain the point. Is very readable on a Kindle.A great companion book In the Blink of an Eye Revised 2nd Edition
