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Couldn't the same effect be achieved by setting the camera back several feet (15 - 20? More?) and zoom in over the interviewer's shoulder? By the way, I'd not
by maroonblazer 10y ago
Couldn't the same effect be achieved by setting the camera back several feet (15 - 20? More?) and zoom in over the interviewer's shoulder?
By the way, I'd not heard of "Humans" before. That first interview is captivating.
- aamar 10y agoIf you're very close to the interviewer's eyeline, there's a risk that the interviewer shifting will block the subject. In his pre-Interrotron films (e.g. The Thin Blue Line), he put the camera fairly close to his head, so it's not direct address, but close.