It's Not A Picture

Show Me What You Got

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beautiful movement, slow motion, editing 

-Leila Mrakovcich 

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Beautiful, emotional long take, MOVEMENT

-Leila Mrakovcich

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Effective long take, Alfonso Cuaron’s “Children of Men”

-Leila Mrakovcich

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Zombieland

Featuring the second best use of classic Metallica (the first being Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills) the title sequence to Zombieland does not back down. Flashes of jarring death slathered with slow speed splatter document a kinetic finality that does not force its humor. We see every black bauble of biohazardous blood upsurge and dot the landscape of a crippled Earth.

movement, great use of slow motion

-Leila Mrakovcich

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Assistance provided by Jasmine

Alex wants credit for being technologically advanced. But also I posted this sooooooo - Jasmine

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Posted by Jasmine & Brian

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Can’t embed the video here...

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aquarium

(rebound of this piece)

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Posted By Jasmine

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This is the intro to Donnie Darko, there are many awesome uses of movement in this intro - reveling, following, exiting, etc. Check it out!

Posted by: Tyler

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A bit long, at 8-min, but really interesting talking about how Kurosawa was the master of movement, every kind.

Posted By: Danielle

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By Brain

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'Haiku Exibition,' Today's Comic by Anna Haifisch | VICE | United States

The Artist invites a bunch of poor, sad animals over to his studio as a sort of broken man's club for animals. Also the whole comic is told in haikus.

-Leila Mrakovcich

Comic told in haikus....