Coffee Prince: Fifteenth Cup
One thing I’ve noticed about the acting in Coffee Prince: Aside from the generally solid performances given by the main characters in any given scene, also worth pointing out are the reaction shots. By which I mean: the responses of those not performing the main action or dialogue in the scene, but rather reacting to it.
A lot of times, actors aren’t very conscious of their reaction shots (actors are vain; why act when I’m not “on”?), but when they do deliver a great reaction, it gives a scene that extra layer of completeness, three-dimensionality. Without that layer, it’s like you’re just an audience member watching something being performed in front of you. With it, though, the scene feels more like it’s unfolding around you, that you’ve witnessed a genuine moment, and that’s a lovely thing. Lee Seon Kyun (Han Sung) in particular has some great reaction shots this episode.
(Random) SONG OF THE DAY
Oldfish - “Movement.” (By the way? You need this album. Yes, that’s an affiliate link, but I’d recommend it regardless. They’re like a Korean Postal Service.) [ zShare download ]
COFFEE PRINCE Fifteenth Cup >>
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