Besides the stunning mirror, what are the distinctive highlights of "19 17"?

This year's 92nd Academy Awards is unprecedented, with many excellent films. Parasite won four awards, including the best film in history. Although "The Irishman" didn't gain anything, everyone was impressed by the director and starring with an average age of nearly 80. The clown and Judy deserve the best actress for their excellent performances.

Among them, it is not so eye-catching technical award. Best Photography Award? It was awarded to the war movie 19 17, which won the Golden Globe Award for best drama.

19 17 takes World War I as the theme, and the whole film consists of dozens of long shots, creating a visual effect of "one mirror to the end" of the whole film.

19 17, at the height of World War I, two British soldiers, who were only 16 years old, were ordered to cross the place of death at dawn and rush to the front line of death to deliver a message to the generals there. Stop the attack immediately? News. Weapons and ammunition are limited, there is no support, and the enemy situation ahead is unknown. Two teenagers began the ultimate test of life and death for eight hours.

I rarely see a war movie, so fresh and firmly locked in the audience, like VR special effects, which is definitely a non-mainstream magical experience:

( 1)? A mirror in the end? How awesome is it?

"19 17" is actually a clever use of pseudo-long shots, using post-effects and hidden clips to make it look only? A needle? High-tech live broadcast for the audience? A mirror in the end? The sense of fluency and continuity is so strong that you hold your breath.

This kind of shooting of the sword going sideways is from the famous photographer Roger? Dickins, the famous Oscar? The uncrowned king? , nominated for 13 times in a row, but always accompanied. Masterpieces are all masterpieces: The Shawshank Redemption, Ice Storm, Death of a Sharpshooter, No Country for Old Men, Reader, Thunder, 007: Breaking the Sky, Killing, and so on.

He's the Cohen brothers and Sam? Mendes' royal photographer. In 20 17, blade runner 2046 finally won the 90th academy award for best cinematography. This is the second time he has won this honor, and he deserves it.

White-haired, slightly shy Roger, this time very creative, brought the audience an immersive experience.

The camera seems to be a silent follower, which gives the audience two completely different feelings. At the same time, the camera enters the story from the third perspective and as a participant, transcending the outside and entering the inside. Follow the protagonist through obstacles, break through the enemy's attacks and crawl forward in the sky.

This seemingly short 8 hours is more like a road full of 8 1 difficulties. There are not only enemies, ambushes and accidents here, but also a race against time to break through the limit. The bridge collapsed, the car broke down, my friend left, I was ambushed and it was difficult to tell the enemy from me, my trust was trampled on, and my language was blocked. These are life and death tests, and the audience can't relax their vigilance.

(2) convey emotions with technology and express feelings and thoughts with objective lenses.

Famous director Marcel? Carn said: When constructing an image, we must consider its effect and expression, just like a master painter treats a canvas. ?

The film only has dazzling and gorgeous long shots, which is not enough to attract people. Need to blend, need to set off.

1. Scenario scheduling

System scene scheduling includes 15 elements: (1) the area with the strongest contrast (2) lighting style (3) distance between lens and camera (4) lens angle (5) color (6) lens/filter/negative (7) the area with the second strongest contrast (8) density (9) composition (9)

Due to the large-scale long lens, although it will deliberately reduce the rich and diverse lens languages; But "19 17" has incomparable poetic beauty, which comes from excellent scene scheduling and is full of aesthetic feeling of composition throughout the film: