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Re: Are ND grads only used for static shots?
by Ryan on May 31, 2005 at 3:36:38 am

Your right, anyone who owns a camera, Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings), John Frankenheimer (Ronin), Stephen Spielberg (Jaws), George Lucas (Star Wars), Robert Rodriguez (ONce Upon a Time In Mexico), Tony Scott (Man on Fire), all directors who seem to have no problem utilizing the use of a zoom.

Again, these are examples from directors who have used a zoom in movies that are very high in profitability.

You don't have to use a zoom, and I would rather not either, but to tell someone that it is unprofessional to use a zoom, is to say that all of these directors are unprofessional in their use of a zoom. And not to insult your ability, but I am pretty sure that they have had a lot more success in giving the audience what they want then you have.

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Are ND grads only used for static shots? by Rich Rosen on May 27, 2005 at 3:28:37 pm
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