How the Musical Identity is Missing in Marvel Films
Filmmakers Tony Zhou, Brian Satterwhite, and animator Taylor Ramos recently joined forces in the latest episode of the cinematic series, Every Frame a Painting, to…
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What a Film Editor Thinks and Feels During the Process of Creating a Powerful Narrative
In the latest episode of his incredibly insightful cinematic series Every Frame a Painting, filmmaker Tony Zhou and co-writer illustrator Tony Ramos describe what an…
How the Use of Ensemble Staging Techniques in Movies Subtly Shows the Audience Where to Look
In the latest episode of his fantastic series Every Frame a Painting, filmmaker Tony Zhou explains the concept of ensemble staging in movies and how…
How the Coen Brothers Use a Wide Lens to Create Humor and Empathy for Their Characters
In the latest episode of his insightful cinematic series Every Frame a Painting, filmmaker Tony Zhou takes a look at how the Coen brothers employ…
A Close Examination of How Buster Keaton Masterfully Executed His Silent Film Gags and His Influence on Modern Film
In his latest video, Every Frame a Painting host Tony Zhou closely examines how Buster Keaton masterfully executed his silent film gags and his influence on modern…
An Intriguing Explanation As To Why Vancouver Portrays Every City in the World Except Itself
In “Vancouver Never Plays Itself“, filmmaker Tony Zhou of Every Frame a Painting takes a look at his hometown of Vancouver and the curious way…
An Insightful Documentary Profiling the Legendary Looney Toons Director and Animator Chuck Jones
In “Chuck Jones – The Evolution of an Artist”, filmmaker Tony Zhou of Every Frame a Painting profiles the legendary Chuck Jones, director and animator…
‘In Praise of Chairs’, A Supercut Showing How Chairs Are Used As Integral Characters in Movie Scenes
Editor and video essayist Tony Zhou has created “In Praise of Chairs“, a fascinating supercut that shows how chairs are used as integral characters in…
Akira Kurosawa’s Masterful Use of Geometry in the Staging of a Scene From the 1960 Film ‘The Bad Sleep Well’
Tony Zhou of the film analysis series Every Frame a Painting (previously) examines how director Akira Kurosawa deftly uses geometry in the staging of actors…
An Examination of Director Nicolas Winding Refn’s Simple and Creative Use of a Quadrant System in the Film ‘Drive’
Tony Zhou of the film analysis series Every Frame a Painting (previously) examines how director Nicolas Winding Refn utilized a simple quadrant system to create…