are there still series junkies here (Netflix and co.)?
7th Apr. 2025, at 02:27 pm CEST#784
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Hanshanshans wrote on 05.04.2025 at 22:33: Watched "Adolescence" on Netflix a few days ago. British miniseries with 4 episodes. Not easy fare, a 13 year old is suspected of murdering a classmate, but very well realized.
Very good job by the actors and, what makes the series special, each episode was shot in a single take, without cuts or other "tricks".
I watched that too, and it really fascinated me.
The idea that after 20 - 30 minutes a mistake happens or something is wrong in the "sequence" and you have to shoot the whole thing again from the beginning is intense. Especially in one episode, the cross-fading / panning from one scene, with the drone, to the other scene, I thought that was really awesome.
Edit: But I actually found the story pretty boring
are there still series junkies here (Netflix and co.)?
7th Apr. 2025, at 05:44 pm CEST#785
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Julian wrote on 07.04.2025 at 14:27:I watched that too, I was really fascinated by it.
The idea that after 20 -30 minutes a mistake happens or something in the "sequence" is wrong and you have to shoot the whole thing again from the beginning is intense. Especially in one episode, the cross-fading / panning from one scene, with the drone, to the other scene, I thought that was really awesome.
Edit: But I actually found the story pretty boring
I think the story is kept extra simple, perhaps to give the whole thing even more reality.
For each episode, 4 weeks of shooting were scheduled in which each scene was played/recorded about 10 times. The best take was then used.
are there still series junkies here (Netflix and co.)?
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I watched that too, and it really fascinated me.
The idea that after 20 - 30 minutes a mistake happens or something is wrong in the "sequence" and you have to shoot the whole thing again from the beginning is intense. Especially in one episode, the cross-fading / panning from one scene, with the drone, to the other scene, I thought that was really awesome.
Edit: But I actually found the story pretty boring
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are there still series junkies here (Netflix and co.)?
Nobody has liked this post so far
I think the story is kept extra simple, perhaps to give the whole thing even more reality.
For each episode, 4 weeks of shooting were scheduled in which each scene was played/recorded about 10 times. The best take was then used.
This post has been translated automatically