Andres Moret

It's a very interesting shot, right? Mr. Smith, yesterday while I was surfing cinematography.com I saw that Mr. Hart was a member and I emailed him too, the only thing I forgot to send him was the picture. About the mimicking, seems very difficult, because the movements match perfectly. If you don't have the movie, you can watch the clip on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkhFfv-tkGE Let's see if we get an answer for this mystery! Thanks to you all!

Sure! I should have thought about that, sorry!

Hello everyone! I'm new in this Forum and I've been reading some of the posts, and I think I will be a regular visitor! I'm a filmmaking student in L.A and we were discussing in class one of the shots of Stardust Memories in which Gordon Willis was D.P: The shot is at the begining of the film (min. 5) and it's a conversation between Woody Allen (in a car) and his secretary. She is sitting in an office with a very big picture of W.A.'s face behind her. Well, while watching it we realized that the image in the wall was a mix of shadows and reflections, in fact her silloutte is in shadow and the desk has a reflection. Does anyone know how this was done? What did they use? Tinted glass? Well, I hope any of you could give us a hand on this. Thanks a lot, Andres