One overlooked aspect of Spielberg is that he's actually a stealth master of the long take. From Duel to Tintin, for forty years, he has sneakily filmed many scenes in a single continuous shot.
Eight long examples: vimeo.com/tonyzhou/spielberg-eight
Twelve short examples: vimeo.com/tonyzhou/spielberg-twelve
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Tags:Steven Spielberg, spielberg, film analysis, filmmaking, video essay, long take, oner, continuous shot, duel, jaws, indiana jones, jurassic park, schindler's list, saving private ryan, minority report, tintin and war horse