Re: Day-night-later-continuous?
this is actually a really interesting question... not because of the detail within a slug line, but because you are changing room within an interior.
When I think about it, not too many movies pan through a house to get from one place to another. They just open the door and POW, they are set in the scene.
I wish there was a director here to qualify the reasoning.
seems like with the limited minutes you have to tell a story, they want to move from one scene to the next quickly. Anyone else see what I'm talking about? Weird huh?
Only time I've used that sort of changing room senerio is to demonstrate a dramatic pause.
Like in a horror movie you might pan to another room or outside to show the killer approaching, or that he has left the previous spot he was hiding at.
this is actually a really interesting question... not because of the detail within a slug line, but because you are changing room within an interior.
When I think about it, not too many movies pan through a house to get from one place to another. They just open the door and POW, they are set in the scene.
I wish there was a director here to qualify the reasoning.
seems like with the limited minutes you have to tell a story, they want to move from one scene to the next quickly. Anyone else see what I'm talking about? Weird huh?
Only time I've used that sort of changing room senerio is to demonstrate a dramatic pause.
Like in a horror movie you might pan to another room or outside to show the killer approaching, or that he has left the previous spot he was hiding at.
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