This trick worked ridiculously well. Same old question—where was this? A movie set! There was no shortage of great directors and talented cinematographers here!
By the time Jarvis arrived, every cinematographer on the crew had gone into action. They snapped away from every angle, a full 360 degrees without a single blind spot. Wanda's fragility and grief, Jarvis's anger and worry, the ugly faces of the environmentalists, and the crew's confusion and helplessness were all captured on camera.
A good cinematographer was not necessarily a good director, but a good director was definitely a good cinematographer. Chris had made his name by creating intense dramatic conflict in confined spaces. Back when Home Alone became a massive hit, its entertaining plot was only part of the reason; the fluid use of space and camera transitions within cramped rooms had also been crucial.
The moment a director made a move, everyone could tell whether he had the goods. Chris directed the cameras to cleverly avoid the environmentalists' slogans, focusing instead on their vicious expressions and aggressive movements. Then, through careful positioning and angles, he diminished the presence of the other mages and made Wanda the sole focus.
After a few shots were taken, it looked as though someone had stormed the filming location specifically to attack Wanda.
Then Jarvis rushed over, and Chris went all out. One moment, Jarvis was taking off his suit jacket and draping it over the stretcher, his face filled with worry and urgency; the next, pale-faced Wanda tightly held Jarvis's hand as the two gazed deeply into each other's eyes. Looking at those photos, all Schiller could hear in his head was the theme from My Heart Will Go On.
Once these photos were posted, the entire Web erupted. In this day and age, thanks to the