In this series, we’ve seen Tarantino’s FROM BELOW, Wes Anderson’s FROM ABOVE, a mash-up of BREAKING BAD POVs and the final perspective piece of this series of posts, compiled from many well-known films, is the most omniscient of them all: The God’s Eye View.
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Thanks to Brian Carroll for putting this together for our enjoyment.
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The entire series & specially the “breaking bad POVs” and this post are incredibly inspiring. Its like a fresh look to begin with for all of us who are into motion photography of any means. Absolutely fantastic! Thanks for bringing this up Chase!
This was fantastic. Now I have to watch the others, Who did the music? They were good. ffm
Thx for sharing this awesome serie of POV’s, very cool 😀
I enjoyed Enter The Void, directed by Gaspar Noe, not only for the God’s Eye view (several clips included in this compilation), but many scenes were shot from a POV that featured the back of the character’s head the whole time. I would say one of Gaspar Noe’s tricks is to shoot in a way that most directors/DPs would consider a mistake, or just the test footage that was shot while they were getting the camera set. In my opinion, it breathed life into the films that wouldn’t have been there otherwise.