Rude Tube – Channel 4's attempt to produce an even less funny version of You've Been Framed with footage cobbled together off the internet – is hands down the least essential piece of nothingy filler in a medium that prides itself on its ability to produce inessential pieces of nothingy filler.
In the roundtable discussion, O'Brien framed the footage as a deep-dive into the mind of a domestic abuser and contextualized the interview in a #MeToo frame.
Now, whenever I find myself back on YouTube, replaying The Komeuppance of Karma Karl, I like to freeze-frame the footage at my favorite part -- the moment that bulbous, beet-red face realizes it's all gone horribly, horribly wrong.
Orlowski's framing – interspersing field footage with talking heads – is somewhat conventional, but the images he and Balog have collated are consistently breathtaking, and accumulate real power.
The Maysleses, repudiating such ex-cathedra interventions, instead create a new, and newly personal, sphere of action for the Stones and themselves that the filmmakers can use to frame the concert footage.
The Case of the Grinning Cat (2004) used the mysterious appearance of a cartoon feline on the walls of Paris to frame his video footage of demonstrations against the National Front.
Not a frame of footage has been shot.
"She hadn't seen any of [the material]: she had never seen a letter, not a frame of footage.
Surveillance cameras at airports could soon warn officers when a passenger is lying, after researchers analysed millions of frames of footage to map telltale facial expressions.
When we finally got to the set, it turned out that someone had sold all the film-stock on the black market, so we never got to see a single frame of footage actually being shot.
