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I wanted to create something that felt like a lost classic American historical epic but with one major limitation: there is nowhere to hide behind a cut.
The Last Blade is a continuous one-take sword battle where the camera moves directly through a massive medieval battlefield,...
The grim, ashen look is convincing, and the framing as a one-take battle is a bold pitch. Spicy question though: the limitation was supposed to be nowhere to hide behind a cut, but with AI generation there was never a camera to hide from. Is the real craft here the continuity, or the prompting that holds it together?
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