"Mr Popper's Penguin"
Beginning: Pull the camera to shoot the Eiffel Tower in the snow. The creator magnifies the fine snow and makes it denser, as if it can cover the Eiffel Tower, and then continues to pull out to take the audience out of sight. The super telephoto lens is used to shoot the snow and the Eiffel Tower. in the crystal ball. The movie opens with the voices of the mock captain and crew coming from the little boy's father over the intercom. Long focal length close-up shot of little boy hearing his father's voice on the phone, feet getting off the bed, camera follows footsteps, moving to desk, fixed shot of little boy standing on tiptoe, with his father saying "tiptoe, listen Please answer "Take care of each other. In just one minute, the film uses fast editing to directly show the picture of the boy growing up. The director still uses the previous method, shooting the feet lying on the bed, moving the camera to follow the footsteps, and finally freezes the little boy without standing on tiptoe. screen.
Push the camera, from close-up to close-up to shoot the little boy talking to his father, use the telephoto lens to blur the background, the next shot is to use the pull lens to shoot the little boy on the table and his father's talker It is implied that the little boy is gradually estranged from his father, which also paved the way for the occasional inability to contact his father in the following.
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