I do dangerous stuff — Buster Keaton. A filmic element in The General that was a big impact on film that was used in this film were filters (blue) to make it look like night. This technique is still used today but not as heavily as the 1920’s-1960’s. A blue filter darkens most colours and is used… Read more

The first film doesn’t use voice over or interviews necessarily, they just follow the main people and edit all that footage together to give a feel that your actually there with them. The 2nd film had an interview that was the sole focus of the documentary, and had reenactments based on what he says. The… Read more

Interviews used in The Thin Blue Line are used to show different perspectives and thoughts of the main story/conflict, which is who killed the police officer and how the police officer dies. It sets things that happened concrete like the fact the car was blue or that there were two police officers. He chose it… Read more