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What kind of thing is this filming? I recently watched a domestic drama, and it really makes people scratch their heads. The whole play feels like it is being demonstrated in PPT, and every shot switch is so stiff that it is uncomfortable. Wasn't PPT originally used for meetings and reports? Now why has it become the editing method of TV dramas? What kind of TV series is this, it's just a joke!
You say the camera switch, so you have to have a discipline. This drama is good, the camera switch is like throwing dice, it all depends on the mood. One second the hero and heroine were still there, and the next second they suddenly jumped to a completely unrelated scene, which made people stunned. This way of switching is simply an insult to the audience's IQ!
And those transition effects, it's just spicy to the eye. Isn't the transition to make the plot smoother and more tense? This drama is good, the transition is more exciting than a roller coaster, making people dizzy to watch. What do you think of this director, can't he be careful and give the audience a comfortable viewing experience?
Actually, it's not that difficult to make the transition. If you look at those classic movies and TV series, which one of them doesn't have a particularly natural and smooth transition? How do people do it? It's not about thinking and designing with your heart. Similarity transitions, transition transitions, these techniques are ready-made, and you can use them well with a little brain.
Similarity transitions are about finding similarities between two scenes and then subtly switching between them. For example, if a character is in the office looking at the scenery outside the window, the next second they can switch to him looking at the same scenery at home, so that the audience can understand that he is home. This transition is simple and practical, and it makes it easier for the audience to understand the story.
Transition transitions are more advanced, requiring some trickery to make the transition between two scenes more natural. For example, using an object, an action, or a sound effect to connect two scenes allows the audience to switch scenes without realizing it. This kind of transition requires the director and editor to have a certain amount of skills and experience, but as long as it is used well, it can make the plot smoother and more tense.
But when you watch this drama, where are these things? The camera switching is blunt and the transitions are spicy, which is simply insulting the audience's IQ and aesthetics. I really want to ask the directors and editors, what do you think? Can't you just use some heart to give the audience a good viewing experience?
To be honest, the quality of domestic dramas is really uneven. Some dramas are really well done, the plot is compact, the actors' acting skills are online, and the transitions are also particularly good. But there are really a lot of shoddy dramas like this. I think as directors and editors, you have to be responsible for your own work! The audience's eyes are bright, and your perfunctory work will only make the audience lose confidence in domestic dramas.
Of course, the audience also has to look at this rationally. You can't kill all domestic dramas with one shot, thinking that they are all garbage. After all, there are still many excellent domestic dramas that are worthy of our appreciation and support. We have to give some encouragement and support to the directors and actors, so that they have the confidence and motivation to create more excellent works.
In short, the transition seems simple, but it actually tests the skills and intentions of the director and editor. Only by thinking and designing with heart can we create amazing transitions, so that the audience can enjoy the visual feast while enjoying the plot. I hope that future domestic dramas can put more effort into this area and bring us more wonderful works!
To be honest, watching TV series now, sometimes you really have to rely on some luck. When I encounter that kind of drama made with heart, it is like picking up a treasure, and I watch it with relish from beginning to end. But when I encounter this kind of drama that seems to be pieced together with PPT, it is really unlucky, and I feel that I am torturing myself when I watch an episode.
I wondered, don't those directors and editors feel embarrassed to take out such a work? How can they be so irresponsible? The audience's money is not blown by the wind, and they spend time and money, and as a result, they feel so aggrieved to look at this kind of thing!
Of course, you can't be killed with a stick. After all, there are still some domestic dramas that have done a pretty good job in transition. The smooth and natural transition is particularly comfortable to watch, as if you are enjoying a visual feast. Every time I see such a drama, I will sincerely sigh: "This is what a TV series should look like!"
So, I think directors and editors really have to reflect on it. What you do is not only a TV series, but also art. Every work should be polished with care, rather than dealing with things casually. The audience's eyes are bright, you don't care about it, everyone can see it at a glance.
As spectators, we also need to improve our own appreciation. You can't watch all dramas, you have to pick those works that really have standards and connotations. This can not only improve their aesthetic level, but also give some encouragement and support to those directors and actors who work hard to make dramas.
In short, although the transition of the TV series is only a small link, it can directly affect the audience's viewing experience. I hope that future domestic dramas can put more effort into this area and bring more and better works to us audiences!
Indeed, the transition design of the TV series is like the seasoning of a dish, although it is not the main character, but without it, the whole dish will lose its taste. The current domestic drama is sometimes like a dish without salt, although the ingredients are fresh, it always makes people feel that something is missing.
Some people say that TV dramas are art, but art also needs a foundation. Transitions are one of the foundations of TV drama production. A good transition not only allows the audience to better immerse themselves in the story, but also gives them trust and respect for the production team. It's a pity that many domestic dramas now seem to have forgotten this.
I'm not saying that all domestic dramas are bad, I just hope that those directors and editors who are still using PPT-style editing can stop and think about it. A TV series is not just a pile of shots, it is a complete story, a story that needs to be told with heart.
I hope that in the future, domestic dramas can pay more attention to the design and innovation of transitions. Don't let the audience enjoy the plot while also putting up with those stiff and abrupt transitions. Remember, the audience's eyes are bright, and their hearts are sensitive. Only by really working hard can we win their respect and love.
So, let's look forward to it together! I look forward to those domestic dramas that are done with heart and told with emotion can appear in our field of vision as soon as possible and bring us more surprises and touches.
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