Parasite: Cinematography Of A Modern Classic

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Through it's double-edged festival and mainstream audience success, many might categorise Bong Joon-Ho's Parasite as a 'contemporary classic'. A large part of the film's status could be attributed to its precise, refined cinematography by Hong Kyung-Pyo.

This episode of Cinematography Breakdown will analyse the visuals of Parasite through the lens of three concepts: framing, perspective and layers. By looking at the technical camera and lighting gear, and deconstructing how certain scenes were shot, I'll try to illuminate how the cinematography of the movie informs the storytelling overall.

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0:00 Introduction
0:55 Background
02:35 Gear
04:12 Scene 1: Kim’s Semi-Basement
06:48 Scene 2: Park’s House
09:01 Conclusion

Source
   • The Cinematography of Parasite  

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