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Title: Italian job
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November 7, 1999 |
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After watching and taking notes in the lecture the first movie that came to mind that I felt had many of the elements discussed was The Italian Job. The main elements I saw in this movie were, creative use of tension buildup and release through audio techniques and different movement and viewpoints with the camera... Showed first 250 characters
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After watching and taking notes in the lecture the first movie that came to mind that I felt had many of the elements discussed was The Italian Job. The main elements I saw in this movie were, creative use of tension buildup and release through audio techniques and different movement and viewpoints with the camera... Showed next 250 characters
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