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- Many movies have scenes shot to look like one long take. To do this, filmmakers will shoot a scene in long, unedited segments and then stitch them together. Action movies like “Atomic Blonde” will do this by having actors run in front of the camera to hide the cuts. For a one-take action sequence in Netflix’s “Extraction,” director Sam Hargrave had to strap himself to the roof of a vehicle and then quickly run off in order to get an uninterrupted shot of Chris Hemsworth. One-take scenes can help show the passage of time, like when Showtime needed to film a montage that took place over the course of five years in “Kidding.” Meanwhile, the Oscar winners “Birdman” and “1917” kept the one-take illusion going for their entire running times. In order to cover a lot of ground, both these movies traveled light: they relied on small handheld cameras as well as natural light in place of large light kits.
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The Cinematography In 1917 was truly a masterpiece
Roger Deakins was always my favourite cinematographer because of the techniques he used to make movies into living pieces of art, but this film was his magnum opus!
Yeah! But continous shot looks so dizzy that's why i don't like it but i agree with you! Making this is really hard!
It's amazing: just 22 years after the Lumière invention!
@@raffaelevalente7811 Yeah I wonder what they could do with today's tecnology
I have to agree and I’m not into war films. But this was something special.
It's sometimes surprising how this type of revelation doesn't ruin the movies, but enhances the experience by making the viewer realis the complexity in each shot.
It makes me appreciate the hidden work of the camera crew, must be a ton of fun.
I can only say that, Every movie there was done professionally. Good job.
yes because professionals work on it
Oners are my absolute favorite parts of movies. Birdman and 1917 were masterpieces of cinematography and are fantastic!
Atomic Blonde blew my mind. Vastly underrated movie that deserved a bigger audience. My movie of 2017.
The Haunting of Hill House sequence is my favorite.
2:15 are you telling me third world countries aren't oddly yellow as they are portrayed????
Doesn’t look like it huh!😳
Get your facts straight.
Its called lighting but this comment you made might be a joke or not idk.
@@reduxg3889 in US film they often put a yellow tinge whenever the characters go to a 3rd world country, or a spanish speaking country, or anywhere in south america, etc.
@@PureBrawler Thats kinda stupid for them to do tbh.
"one take scenes are naturally suited for action movies." Someone PLEASE tell Michael Bay this!
BOOOM HAHA
I'd prefer if he did zero take movies
@@stantonfuerton Ooh burn!
Tell
Pierre Morel from "Taken".
Michael Bay is one of the people who mostly delivers with his action scenes tho lmao. This advice should go to the other average Hollywood blockbusters instead such as the MCU, or any director who isn't proficient at shooting action. They always cover up lacking fight choreography with the horrible shaky cam and shitty editing with cuts every second
Netflix's Daredevil Season 1 - the "corridor fight"... can't remember which episode... maybe 2 or 3... when DD had to rescue a kidnapped boy from the mafia. That's another nice continuous take, albeit not as long as some of those in this video.
season 3's prison fight is about 10 minutes long and easily one of the best one takes of all time.
Every Daredevil Season has an extended one take fight scene taking place in narrow hallways with masterful stuntwork and choreography. The one you're referring to took place in Episode 2 of Season 1 and was poetically titled _"Cut Man."_
oldboy the inspiration for that fight is stellar too
@@fatuousinnovatorofsadness4640 And according to the crew( I don't remember who said it exactly) that was an actual single take.
Daredevil is a real 1 take though.
The prison riot episode on Daredevil season 3 was one of the best one-take scenes I've ever seen
prisoner of azkaban, children of men, y tu mama tambien,gravity,roma.....alfonso is a master of one takes.
I love hill house and bly
I love the continous fight scenes in Daredevil
One take shots show how life is just a one take shot that I think is why I like them. My favourite one is kidding that one is stuck in my mind and I don't think I can ever forget it no matter what.
THE FLARE SCENE IN 1917 AND JUST THE PLANING OF IT WAS JUST WOOOOOW! INCREDIBLE! I honestly would have loved to be on set for 1917! Tbh my favorite out of all the examples. Its one of my favorite films and deserves all the hype! The work on it and the acting was just beautiful!
When I realised it was all 1 take in hill house, I sat in awe for like the whole 15 minutes. The entire show was just phenomenal.
Oh man! I didn't know that Atomic Blonde scene wasn't one take. I just wanna commend the fight choreography on this because it is very realistic for a woman fighting a man. My favorite so far next to Salt.
I can't believe this video, the creativity is insane!!!
Atomic Blondes choreography was amazing.
Victoria is an actual one take movie, no cuts at all
yesss, impressive movie and i had only one moment where i saw a serious flaw, mephisto waltz moment it's really obvious she's not playing for real.. :p and still none of the mentioned hollywood films are better, only more 💰💰💰spent
Russian Ark is a classic one from Sukorov, go check it out!
The opening scene from Strange Days still blows me away.
This is an epic breakdown! Thanks for shedding some light on one take filmmaking!
Amazing, just amazing work of art. My great respect to the filmmakers. Thank you for the update, Insider..!!
These are all epic films and the cinematographies of all are just beautiful! Amazing job to the cast and crew! Hard-work truly paid off! Wow!👏👏👏
Wow that was Incredible . So.much passion & hardwork
Thanx Insider
I'm so amazed with all these talented peoples work.
True Detective Season 1 Episode 4 best one take scene imho
They all are amazing...superb work..
But one of my favourite is 1917...love it
Great information.
One scene from the Gilmore Girls show where the girls and their parents were arguing around the table and the camera had to follow each character as they spoke their lines . Fantastic camera work where the change from one character to the other was flawless.
Amazing. I love learning about these things.
1917 is just out of this world i tried my best to catch a cut but couldn't find one they did a phenomenal job
Three action sequences in Children of Men (I think the last one is an actual single shot), and most/all of the film The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open. Both excellent films.
Thanks insider, love it ❤️
Obsessed with this series. Movie magic is so incredible.
Opening shot of Touch of Evil. Opening shot of The Player. Meeting the crew in Serenity. Carrying the candle in Nostalgia. The travel agent’s office in Breathless. All of Timecode. All of Russian Ark. Chelsea Girls. The shootout in Hard Boiled. Rescuing the child in Children of Men. Entering the Copa through the kitchen in Goodfellas.
The Kidding shoot was impressiv timing!
I clicked as soon as I saw Carla G in the thumbnail. I knew I have seen this image somewhere. I am pleasantly surprised to see it was from that Haunting Hill House series. Amazing. All. Hats off to the hard work.
the last one was crazy .
i bet the cast had a tough time.
I wish mother! Was on here. That scene blew my mind
There's a movie in India called IRAVIN NIZHAL which was actually shot in a single take. They also have a documentary of the shooting process. That's really interesting.
The last one take scene is really incredible.
Amazing video
Respect to all the crews
Absolutely impressive... Absolutely
Amazing
That spectacular oner from True Detective's S01E06.
One day we'll make one of these! I've done some in a music video (very basic) and a short film in a musical part (even more basic)... But it's a passionate exercise, indeed.
You left out the brilliant traveling single-shot police raid in the first series of "True Detective." One of the most impressive I've ever seen. And, yes, 1917 is a masterpiece.
The opening single take in Orson Welles' Touch of Evil.
Very nice
"How do you make a fight scene to look like it was filmed in one shot?"
Jackie Chan: "You do it and film it in one shot."
The kidding scene must have been so tiring lol! Looked fun tho! XD These are just so good! I am in awe!
My fav shot the long take 🙌😍
One take scenes are true movie magics.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople has an entirely in-camera oner that used body doubles. When I watched it I was sure it must have been a digital stitch-up, but it was a genuine single one-take. (It's the montage scene toward the end where the camera rotates in the snow, showing Ricky and Hector being pursued by the police.)
I think the first film to look as though it was all captured in a single shot was Alfred Hitchcock's “Rope" (1948). Great film.
From what I have read, the only times they stopped the camera was when they had to load fresh film (every 20-30 minutes, if I remember correctly). One way that they hid the edits was by panning across someone's back.
Amazing!!!! My fave is the last one hahaha i can only imagine how stressful that is!! Hahaha
Great content
My personal favorite long take scene was the car chase/shootout scene from Children Of Men.
That was one of the first if not the first big movie to use the "stitch point" thing an long action scene. It was a thing for a bit trying to figure out how he did it. Now, as this video shows, it is commonplace.
Somewhere, during one of the bloodiest conflicts in the history of mankind, there was a bald man wearing shorts running around carrying strange equipments.
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Dating Game inception/pitch is just one of many
1:22 She did her own actions not her own stunts. Stunts are done by the stunt double. Keanu Reeves corrected it like this when an interviewer said he did his own stunts in John Wick. There is only one maniac that does his own stunts and that is Tom Cruise.
awesome
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What a wonderful world it is.
The dad dies sequence in Contact is my favorite one take
I can see the raid and the raid 2 camera works in almost all of the list 👍
Cool stuff
Daredevil has some great one-take scenes!
Excellent video. Two extraordinary cases are The Russian Ark, by Alexander Sokurov, and The Rope, by Alfred Hitchcock
I'm here for the long run.
My favorite one-take movie is 1917.
But, I tip my hat to the cast and crew of all film productions.
respect that the names of the stunt doubles is mentioned
There is a scene in Avengers climax, where every member fights one by one.
I know it was complete green screen and they had liberty to shot differently but hatts of to CG team.
Extraction was awesome...
I miss the movies
I like the arrival at the train station in the recent Murder on the Orient Express movie...
I need the song playing in the background at: 2:17!!! Please someone get this for me
I've been looking for it for years
I would like to help but I don't even hear a song? I guess my wife is right, I must be deaf.
Just Shazam it.
@@johnkrasinski7397 that is what I was going to do but couldn't even hear what he meant
@@johnkrasinski7397 shazam can't hear it and I've tried in the past
it sounds like Pet by a perfect circle
Wasn't the film "Russian Ark" also a one-shot, no edit movie? I haven't watched it since 2002, but remember being impressed. I do love the opening to "Boogie Nights," too.
Me: recognizes 1917 on the thumbnail
Me: aggressive clicking on the video
Oh hey Spectre! The ONE MOVIE YOU CAN’T FIND ON A SINGLE DAMN STREAMING SERVICE!!!
Stunt dublês are amazing!
Last one favorite
Nice
Mr. Robot deserves a mention here...
Well 1917 is clearly out of contest as this is not just a long take scene, It's just a one shot movie experience from start to stop
'The Family man' and 'Jallikattu' should also be there in this list.
One of the earlier and best action oner is John Woo's Hard Boiled hospital shootout scene, I don't think they used any stitching.
Why do people keep forgetting about Atonement's scene?
The haunting of hill house is actually shot in one take for that stormy episode
Watching complicated takes and scenes like this stresses me out coz I don't think I'd ever be this good of a cinematographer/director when I finish studying😂🤦🏻♀️
To me, Children of Men will always be THE oner. I just did a movie called Dangerous Wife Warning here in Japan. We did a oner action scene. The two leads - Mr. & Mrs. Smith style characters - had no stunt doubles, doing all the action themselves. I was one of the Russian mercs they dispatched.
The camera man is lit.
The Battle in Battle of the Bastards (GoT S6E9) seems to have a long One-Take following Jon Snow fighting. Very impressive!!!
sometimes i watch movies just for the camera work :D
how do you know all of ths?? amazing
Really missed the opportunity to talk about one of the best 1 take fight scenes! The movie The Protector has a great one take fight scene as Tony Jaa goes up the big stairs in a building!
Respect for Sam Hargrave
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