Cooke Gallery - deep focus (part 2) @CookeOptics
Cooke Gallery - deep focus (part 2)  @CookeOptics
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
Deep focus can make cinema feel like theatre. A sharp window into an alternate world is reminiscent of the proscenium arch. Deep focus allows filmmakers to craft extended scenes, merging action with the surrounding environment.
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Cooke Gallery - deep focus (part 2)

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