_david-fincher39s-extreme-close-ups.jpg "David Fincher's Extreme Close-Ups from best of may 2014 Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 25-Jan-2016
✓ Published: 25-Jan-2016
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The extreme close-up may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of David Fincher's unique visual aesthetic.That's because Fincher's extreme close-ups don't call attention to themselves.The filmmaker stitches the shots into his pictures in a way that is subtle and fluid, yet impactful and abrasive.They often go unnoticed, sitting just under the surface and scratching at our eyes.In my previous two
The extreme close-up may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of David Fincher's unique visual aesthetic.That's because Fincher's extreme close-ups don't call attention to themselves.The filmmaker stitches the shots into his pictures in a way that is subtle and fluid, yet impactful and abrasive.They often go unnoticed, sitting just under the surface and scratching at our eyes.In my previous two
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