Composing movement, Kurosawa style
By Benjamin Craig | 22-May-2015
Akira Kurosawa is celebrated as one of the greatest film directors in history. He true mastery of the medium is evident in every one of his films. In this video, the guys over at Every Frame a Painting take a look at how use of movement in different planes of a shot elevates a scene from pedestrian to grand master.
If you're new to Kurosawa's work, find out more at Wikipedia.
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