Filmmaking / Directing : Interesting Conceit for a Film... by Nick Phillips
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I'm cryin' already. :)
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Looks interesting, Nick Phillips! I read this in an article that Sam Sokolow posted in the Post-Production Lounge: "The camera never moves from a fixed position inside a home for the entire 104-minute runtime, as the viewers are treated to the stories of the people who made a home there."
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This is good. Thank you for sharing. I plan to see this.
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Wow -- I also realized that the camera is locked down for the whole thing as if it's set for a million+ year time lapse. Like a peek at the 4th dimension. And with Tom Hanks & Robin Wright, I can't help but think of Jenny & Forrest Gump getting to actually live out their lives together...
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So, rather like theatre, yes?
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Love all of this feedback! Yes definitely feels like theater, right Pamela Jaye Smith ? I think this is such a fascinating idea and it feels both intimate and grand at the same time. I'm curious to see if it the idea can sustain a feature length film!
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The most excited I’ve been for a Zemeckis film in a long time! Great trailer.
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I'll pass. It feels like it is trying to be Forest Gump for a minute, then loses me.
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I'm in! Zemeckis is a visual and story guy and the trailer nearly is too much but I'm in still!