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Boston Legal, camera shows their hands.
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29 Mar 2006 09:24:06 -0800
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Mike Toon...
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Why does the camera focus on their hands whenever they are before the
judge? Several times throughout the show, we see their hands. What is
jayembee...
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So the audience can see that they don't have their fingers crossed when
they're lying?
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the significance?
omarenoryt...
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DEK insists on using epileptic cameramen.
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Taylor...
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Um... a momentary distraction from Shatner's pot belly and bald spot?
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ANIM8Rfsk...
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It's 'cause they're shooting with digital video.
Ad absurdum per aspera...
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I'm glad you managed to palm that one off on somebody.
Userb3...
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Yeah, you've got to hand it to him.
Ad absurdum per aspera...
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Pretty good for an off-the-cuff remark.
Userb3...
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He has his finger on the pulse!
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Reading this thread is a real nail-biter.
Userb3...
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It could be the handiwork of the devil.
Locutus...
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(Seriously for a moment: I'd speculate that a director or producer is
much entranced with the hands as an especially revealing aspect of body
language when it comes to showing people's stress level and state of
mind and giving a clue as to whether they're telling the truth...)
Steven L....
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"Lost" has a similar motif: Many of the episodes open with a closeup
shot of a character's eye.
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Steven L....
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Yep, I think you put your finger on it.
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