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From: heath@homemail.com (Heath David Hart)
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 16:05:56 GMT
Subject: Re: Left-hand Drive
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wcben@aol.com (WC BEN) wrote: >what??? >do you mean that shot couldn't have been completed from right to left >instead of left to right? Left-to-right movement (from the audience's viewpoint) is pretty much the norm in music videos; perhaps it's a holdover from lexicographic media. Examples: - "The Sensual World" is a perfect example of this. - The last scene of "Running Up That Hill" - The automobile in "Cloudbusting" - Most of the 'chasing' in _The Line, The Cross, and The Curve_ - Kate turning to face the cello in "Babooshka". Given the importance of the dinner table-car-hospital scene in the video, I can see how the scene needed to flow as readily as possible. Heath (btw: I've been gone from this group a long time, but finally have access again. It's good to be home!)