In the film there are aspects that recall practices of early photography. In the beginning the men are posed and have hats (props) as they would if they were taking a photograph. They even have a background. The difference between a photographic camera and a film camera is that a photographic camera freezes a specific moment and only last for a couple of seconds while a film camera can document moving images and can last as long as you are filming. But both the photographic camera and film camera can tell a story through their images.
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