In another thought-provoking video essays, filmmaker Karsten Runquist considers the unusual framing employed by Sam Esmail in the first season of the television series Mr. Robot. In particular, he notes that the director's unique perspectives leave audiences room to draw
their own conclusions independent of the series' cinematography.
If you haven't seen this series yet, I can't recommend it highly enough. Watching this video won't spoil this series, but it will give you a good taste of what makes Mr. Robot so special.
If you haven't seen this series yet, I can't recommend it highly enough. Watching this video won't spoil this series, but it will give you a good taste of what makes Mr. Robot so special.
"Now the thing about Mr. Robot is, given the fact that the show is like I said, a show about society. Elliott’s emotions and desires while yes, pretty important, aren’t the main focus of the series and when emotions coming from a single character aren’t the main focus and one of conventional framings main purposes is to enhance the emotions of a character there’s no point in using conventional framing."
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