Fozzie Bear
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My cousin Lori is in widescreen...
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I still think that it adds to the "rediculously melodramatic" factor to ER and Boston Public!Originally posted by frogboy4
It isn't to make them look cooler, it's because widescreen is becoming the new format. Commercials are another matter. Many new programs are shot on widescreen so they will be compatible in the future. It increases their syndication value too. Yeah, they could crop the widescreen image for TV, but why? It adds more expense to properly crop the shots without cutting out important information and directors don’t like it. Some programs like Boston Public shoot in widescreen and broadcast that version on a separate signal. I’d actually rather see the image in widescreen. I can't believe that after all the widescreen threads and discussion on MC there’s still quite a bit of confusion about the issue.
I don't see anything rediculous or dramatic about widescreening an image. Did you read my post? I said that Boston Public broadcasts their image cropped and has another signal that broadcasts widescreen (for those who have a cable hook-up and widescreen TVs). A director usually wants their entire image broadcast and that (along with the changing format) is why widescreen is becoming a TV trend. I think you just have your mind already made up on bad information.Originally posted by Drtooth
I still think that it adds to the "rediculously melodramatic" factor to ER and Boston Public!
As an art student, I'm really surprised at your reaction to this. I figured you would be a little more aware of the artistic nature of widescreen.Originally posted by Drtooth
I still think that it adds to the "rediculously melodramatic" factor to ER and Boston Public!
Because it's farce.Originally posted by Crazy Harry
How come you laugh when he insults you, Byron?