
![Where we put him in the shot, it’s like, here is a man who is cornered. There was a way of putting Colin [Firth] in the frame and giving him lots of head room and short-sighting him that really gives you that sense that things are uncomfortable. There’s not a lot of light going into his eyes. There are deep shadows and all of that kind of builds the tension that it’s not going to be an easy journey. And it breaks up the pacing. There’s no chaos if there isn’t any calm before the storm. –Danny Cohen
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Where we put him in the shot, it’s like, here is a man who is cornered. There was a way of putting Colin [Firth] in the frame and giving him lots of head room and short-sighting him that really gives you that sense that things are uncomfortable. There’s not a lot of light going into his eyes. There are deep shadows and all of that kind of builds the tension that it’s not going to be an easy journey. And it breaks up the pacing. There’s no chaos if there isn’t any calm before the storm. –Danny Cohen
The King’s Speech - Nominee - Academy Award for Achievment in Cinematography