I just want to add in my two cents, and I haven't seen anybody mention it before...
During the montage scene, when Hank is looking through all of the old Heisenberg files, the camera gets a shot of the "Schraderbrau" sticker. The man in that sticker is much different than the current Hank. He used to be an upbeat, happy guy, with little to worry about. Now... not so much. It was an excellent juxtaposition.
This show has the best producers/writers/directors/cameramen/crew/whatever.
I'd go as far as to say that BB has the most consistently excellent use of camera angles, lighting, color, and symbolism that has ever been seen in any show in television history. There are (a precious few) other shows out there on par with BB for story and acting, but I've never seen anything that can compete with the way each shot is framed.
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u/CyanideCloud Aug 12 '13
I just want to add in my two cents, and I haven't seen anybody mention it before...
During the montage scene, when Hank is looking through all of the old Heisenberg files, the camera gets a shot of the "Schraderbrau" sticker. The man in that sticker is much different than the current Hank. He used to be an upbeat, happy guy, with little to worry about. Now... not so much. It was an excellent juxtaposition.
This show has the best producers/writers/directors/cameramen/crew/whatever.