The 180° Rule (And How to Break It)
Jesse Tribble
Oct 2, 2018 12:25
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There's a basic language of cinema, and I'm fascinated by the invisible little details of filmmaking. Great filmmakers can follow the rules or break them.
This rule is the 180° Rule.
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MUSIC USED:
Behind the Curtain—DJ Quads
Lab—Homage
Bang!—Homage
Sun—Homage
Web Weaver’s Dance—Asher Fulero
Shout out to all of the great musicians who make copyright free music!
DJ Quads:
https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads
Homage:
"Lab"
Instrumental by Homage
https://youtu.be/UebyGZmhaNg
"Bang!"
Instrumental by Homage
https://youtu.be/hbe8p08RjLA
"Sun"
Instrumental by Homage
https://youtu.be/6yRM0sI8_HM
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