The latest episode of film analysis series Every Frame a Painting (previously) examines the important storytelling and structural tips imparted by the beloved 1973 Orson Welles film essay F for Fake. While not highly regarded in its day, the film has since come to be a viewed as an impressive achievement in its own right.
What the 1973 Orson Welles Film ‘F for Fake’ Can Teach Filmmakers About How to Structure a Video Essay
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