On such a maddening night, Pablo was the only one who carried the camera calmly. Of course, maybe he was also very scared, but you can't deny that he didn't throw the camera cruelly; of course, you can also say that this is the perspective of the movie and must not be lost, but you still can't deny that the photographer was caught The fact that it is set to be dedicated and composed.
He followed behind a hysterical female anchor, carrying a machine that was not easy, and a large group of zombies behind him, making this night, as we Pablo himself said, really fucked up! But fuck it, fuck it, he still helps when it's time to help: help the fireman to solve the Romanian girl, listen to the female anchor's kicking on the table, and film the mutation process of Police Officer A and Fireman Alex, and fix it when there is no light. The camera lights, and turning on the night vision function in time when the camera lights are also broken... Part of this is the need for perspective. It is undeniable that without Pablo, the movie can't play, but part of it renders this lovely cameraman.
What made me feel grateful to Pablo was the last part. In the attic, the female anchor was driven crazy because there were no lights, zombies outside the door, bizarre wall stickers and recording equipment, etc.! Our Pablo is still very firm to repeat one sentence: We can get out! We can get out! Even if it is really a little back in the end, of course, everyone can expect that Pablo was torn apart by the virus source girl of the ultimate boss, and he still did not forget to shout to the female anchor: Hurry up! ...I
never saw Pablo's face, only after Jennifer turned on the camera unintentionally, I saw a pair of sneakers, old, with a lot of dirt, and the heels of the wide jeans were torn. I unfolded my imagination, and a face emerged: thick and straight eyebrows, beautiful lines around the eyes when laughing, a straight nose, maybe there is a pimple on the nose due to staying up late, and a shallow dimple , a little messy but short hair... hello! Pablo!
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