>character picks up food or begins to eat it
>instead just plays with it
>never consumes a single amount of it during the conversation
When i'm having an engaging enough conversation i sometimes do this, it is possible little frog man
>>63688295
come on guy, no you don't, at least not as explicitly
>>63688226
>character picks upthese dubs
>character makes a sandwich
>doesn't carefully spread mayonnaise onto the bread, instead puts a big glob in the center that makes a sloppy mess when he tries to eat it
>Leaves the jar on the kitchen counter top, open
>character opens a snack
>pours contents into a bowl
Scrubs is especially guilty of that, but there's a reason for it.
When they're shooting, they are doing numerous takes, and when they're in a food / eating scene they often have spit buckets for the actors to spit out bits of food between takes if say they're taking a bite out of a cheeseburger.
Often though instead of eating at all they just have the actors hold the food and talk instead because it's better than having to bite and spit out food constantly.
>pans to antagonist sitting on a desk in a dimly lit room
>takes a loud crunch in an apple before going on a rant
>character orders food
>it arrives
>they get up, throw money down and leave without eating it
>>63688226
Name 6 million movies where this happens.
>>63688226
Character is eating something in every single scene he's in.
>Protagonist and his rival enter the student president elections
>Lose to the third joke candidate
>>63688551
You posted this one last night, bruv. Same frog, too. Step up senpai
>>63688332
So close to trips.
>camera is positioned
>vehicle drives in
>drives towards the camera
>drives until the last frame is one of the vehicle's headlights
>>63688519
You're half right. It's because of the multiple takes, they try to preserve the continuity so that a burger doesn't go from half eaten to whole again.
>>63688866
na radiator is more common. pretty mediocre desu sempai
