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My Long Shot Version 1 and Version 2 relate to a film-noir mystery thriller called "The Third Man" (1949). The ending scene is very interesting. During the scene a character called Anna Schmidt (Actress: Alida Valli) walks away from a vanishing point, as if she has just came though a different dimension. I find this scene very interesting simply because she is walking away from the vanishing point. Many films I've viewed in the past often use the vanishing point for a character or object to walk towards, but in "The Third Man" it is used in the opposite way. Below is a comparison of some of my location shots and the vanishing point used in "The Third Man".
Long Shot Version 1.
Long Shot Version 2.
The Third Man - End Scene.
The Third Man - Walking away from the vanishing point.
I'm impressed by your thriller planning so far, Austen - the photos look great, with dramatic angles and interesting composition. Good use of Third Man reference - great promise shown.
I'm impressed by your thriller planning so far, Austen - the photos look great, with dramatic angles and interesting composition. Good use of Third Man reference - great promise shown.
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