Upper left anchor
20 frames in the library match Upper left anchor, across 18 films from 13 brands. Every one was measured off the film itself rather than read off a description of it, so this is how the shot gets used in practice rather than how a style guide says it ought to be.
There are no renders on this page and no gear lists. Each still below is a real second of a film you can go and watch, and every number counts actual frames rather than estimating from a sample.
- Frames
- 20
- Films
- 18
- Brands
- 13
- Median cut
- 4.4s
Who shoots this most
Ranked by how many frames each brand puts into this cut of the library.
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