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Dogme 95
There are two essentially different things you can do with a camera: framing and pointing. You can strive for perfectionism in carefully planned and controlled shots unfolding within the precisely calculated frame of the camera. Or you can go out into the here and now and see what happens when you impulsively point the camera at an event that seems exciting and relevant. The framing method, with its complete control, fosters formalism, while the pointing method, with its loss of control, fosters realism – the polished versus the raw.
–Peter Schepelern
