This question is probably foolish. For example, consider a scene with two people (A and B) talking. Medium shot of A cuts to medium shot of B and so on.
How is this done so that the dialogue seems continuous, if there is only one camera?
In S2 E5, Brody, handcuffed, is being questioned by Carrie.
Carrie offers him some water, and Brody accepts.
Then, after a lengthy verbal exchange,
After that he seems very tired and falls asleep, on the ground.
Did the water contain some drug to get Brody to talk?
In the last ever episode of the Showtime TV series, Homeland, the writers offer one last plot twist when it's revealed that Carrie Mattheson
But what remians a bit unclear to me, is that Carrie's sort of lover, Yevgeny Gromov, a Russian GRU Officer who was first introduced in the previous sea...
With such a chiseled body, Johnny Bravo still has trouble finding a girl to date. Why is that?
My question is different from this question.
In S2 E5, Brody, handcuffed, is being questioned by Carrie.
Carrie offers him some water, and Brody accepts.
Then, after a lengthy verbal exchange,
After that he seems very tired and falls asleep, on the ground.
Did the water contain some drug to get Brody to talk?
In the last ever episode of the Showtime TV series, Homeland, the writers offer one last plot twist when it's revealed that Carrie Mattheson
But what remians a bit unclear to me, is that Carrie's sort of lover, Yevgeny Gromov, a Russian GRU Officer who was first introduced in the previous sea...
The plot of Aladdin is set somewhere in Persia or Baghdad during the middle ages. Right?
Then why does it show a new world monkey as Abu?
After CD Parker passed away on Walker, Texas Ranger what became of his bar? Was ever used again on the show?
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