One Perfect Shot Twitter Account Reduces Movies Into a Single, ‘Perfect’ Frame
Have you ever watched a movie and wondered what single frame could perfectly summarize the entire film? Well, Geoff Todd did and his resulting creation is One Perfect Shot, a Twitter account that does just that.
As you can see from some of the examples, the results are great, and go to show just how much work has to go into an entire production, let alone a single frame. It also can’t be easy to narrow down movies like Ghostbusters and The Temple of Doom into a single frame, so kudos are in order for Todd.
Take a look at the tweets shared below and be sure to give One Perfect Shot a follow to keep up with future posts.
Perfect shot from GHOSTBUSTERS (1984) DoP: László Kovács – Dir: Ivan Reitman pic.twitter.com/5TKH6YEhEm
— Perfect Shots (@OnePerfectShot) May 1, 2014
Perfect shot from INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (1984) DoP: Douglas Slocombe – Dir: Steven Spielberg pic.twitter.com/0cdnYO6DxD
— Perfect Shots (@OnePerfectShot) May 2, 2014
Perfect shot from THE HIDDEN FORTRESS (1958) DoP: Kazuo Yamasaki – Dir: Akira Kurosawa #MayThe4thBeWithYou pic.twitter.com/cefoQp0e3R
— Perfect Shots (@OnePerfectShot) May 4, 2014
Perfect shot from RESERVOIR DOGS (1992) DoP: Andrzej Sekula – Dir: Quentin Tarantino pic.twitter.com/Zhrq1QjMK4 — Perfect Shots (@OnePerfectShot) May 4, 2014
Perfect shot from THE EXORCIST (1973) DoP: Owen Roizman – Dir: @WilliamFriedkin pic.twitter.com/IfHm8Hy5c6 — Perfect Shots (@OnePerfectShot) May 4, 2014
Perfect shot from TRAINSPOTTING (1996) DoP: Brian Tufano – Dir: Danny Boyle pic.twitter.com/Yw6B89yW3o
— Perfect Shots (@OnePerfectShot) May 3, 2014
(via Laughing Squid)