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| Monday September 02 07:22:39 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Whispers in the Dark "Dangerous Curves" started with a good pan shot of the two cops with the feet bound (mmmppphing in the background), then up to both of them tape-gagged. They also did a pan shot at the start, with a closeup of Lise Cutter on the phone. When the camera panned out, you see Michael Michele in the background getting tape-gagged. |
| Monday September 02 09:56:02 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Whispers in the Dark > "Dangerous Curves" started with a good pan shot > of the two cops with the feet bound (mmmppphing in the > background), then up to both of them tape-gagged. Feet weren't actually bound in that scene. Great pans--Yvonne Craig, Man From Uncle, Loni Anderson and Lynda Carter, Partners in Crime. |
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| Monday September 02 09:58:15 2013 Re: Actors frequently cast as villains/captors |
| Sam wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Can you remember any other actors who have played > > multiple baddies who tied up damsels? > Not necessarily a baddie, but Jason Schwartzman gave a > pair of damsels the treatment in Spun and Bored To Death > S01E01. Robert Loggia does some great taunting in Wild Wild West: Night of the Sudden Death, and then tied up all three Charlie's Angels in his wine cellar in Toni's Boys. Suspect there were other scenes as well. |
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| Monday September 02 13:35:32 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| ss wrote: > > "Dangerous Curves" started with a good pan > shot > > of the two cops with the feet bound If we're gonna talk about "Dangerous Curves" on this front, it's got one of the best shots of all time (IMO): the episode where Lise Cutter gets knocked out & captured by the bad guys. The camera pans from right-to-left, crawling all the way up her gorgeous body to her face, which is cleave-gagged; just excellent. |
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| Monday September 02 14:07:09 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: Mel Harris - Distant Cousins |
| Monday September 02 20:09:12 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I am a huge fan of panning shots in DID scenes. Starting > off at the damsel's feet and slowly working upwards (or > down if starting at the head), showing off her bondage > and figure. Can anyone provide some examples of great > panning shots/is anyone else a fan? FYI: "Panning" is a horizontal side-to-side shot. "Tilting" is vertical, moving up or down. |
| Monday September 02 20:50:15 2013 Re: Haunter |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anyone know if the scene described in the back seat of > the car is it for the bondage in this movie? I have a > chance to get it but the price is a little steep. Did you have any luck getting it? |
| Monday September 02 21:27:17 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Starting > > off at the damsel's feet and slowly working upwards > (or > > down if starting at the head), showing off her > bondage > > and figure. I'd say more accurately that the shot described is a jib shot, and depending on the angle of the shot, would involved a small correction pan to keep everything in shot. And if the girl is lying down, tracking and panning but that's me pedantic, cause the shots are lovely, and worth doing, cause it adds mood to the drama, and for us lot, it's just downright hot |
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