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1) An easy way to improve cinematography would be to take more dramatic, or avant garde angels, film scenes from spots a film would never normally be shot in. Such dramatic angels put a form of stress or intrigue on the viewer, making them believe they are peeking in on the story being told. When it comes to making a conventional scene, an easy reference to the cinematographer cheat sheet would help. Keeping the camera steady and only allowing for shakiness when needed keeps the work easy for viewers to watch and to understand, scenes of intense action and dramatic tension would be okay with shakiness, but normal scenes, not so much. 2) For me personally, the easiest way to improve all aspects of filmmaking would be to be organized more, with personal and school projects alike, writing it all down in a clear and concise manner so editing is easier still evades me. I have personally been leaning into more avant garde filmmaking as of late, so for myself to improve aspects such as titl...

A spaghetti western is an action packed genre of movies known for dramatic angels, intense action, and morally grey hero's. Tarantino picked this genre for his movie to allow for more dynamic action and characters, while they might not being dynamic in how they change throughout the story, they begin as aggressive stereotypes, similar to the cowboy's of old spaghetti western. The subverted expectations of the genre include a change of location, from the wild west to World War Two Europe, a variety of varied antagonist who all serve different roles to the story, and the fact that only two of main characters survive.