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BeatleMoe · 07-03-2015, 08:47 AM

When I watch the episodes that Paul Bogart directed, the thing that sticks out to me as a major distraction was there were TOO MANY CLOSE UPS. Did we need to see extreme close ups every thirty seconds on the actors? It is very distracting at times. This is more evident in the last season when there wasn't an audience. Don't get me wrong, I love AITF but this was definitely my least favorite aspect of the show, especially the last four years of the series.

Jinxey · 07-27-2016, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BeatleMoe

When I watch the episodes that Paul Bogart directed, the thing that sticks out to me as a major distraction was there were TOO MANY CLOSE UPS. Did we need to see extreme close ups every thirty seconds on the actors? It is very distracting at times. This is more evident in the last season when there wasn't an audience. Don't get me wrong, I love AITF but this was definitely my least favorite aspect of the show, especially the last four years of the series.

The shots and camera angles were completely different from any sitcom I've seen

07-03-2015, 08:47 AM	#1
BeatleMoe Member Forum Regular Join Date: Sep 13, 2002 Location: Nashville TN Posts: 615	The Paul Bogart Era When I watch the episodes that Paul Bogart directed, the thing that sticks out to me as a major distraction was there were TOO MANY CLOSE UPS. Did we need to see extreme close ups every thirty seconds on the actors? It is very distracting at times. This is more evident in the last season when there wasn't an audience. Don't get me wrong, I love AITF but this was definitely my least favorite aspect of the show, especially the last four years of the series.
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