Camera angle

on a monday because that was gonna go on a tuesday so um on monday you get to see like the movies that we're gonna be reviewing hopefully you get a chance to watch them and then also kind of take some stuff as far as what noir film is and what you kind of what you think about it as the as the viewer and then you listen to these podcast episodes you can kind of follow along right with us as we move along so you know zo the floor is yours if you kind of want to give us short little kind of synopsis of just the noir film genre and why you wanted to kind of look at it, take this lens and kind of look at some anime movies through this lens.

Before I get into that, this camera angle that I'm recording at is killing me because it's reminding me of that clip of Patrick Beverly learning about Carl Malone's crimes.

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Exercise one is don't want and do want.

And our other exercise is called the camera angle.

So let's start with don't want, do want.

Find yourself in a comfortable position.

in your life.

I have one more practical exercise for you tonight.

It's called the camera angle.

It's based on a psychological technique called self-distancing.

We moved a little.

It's like camera angles, and I'm so used to going there, and I'm not.

I'm going here.

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