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human
Have you heard of the actress Taylor Hickson?
gpt
Yeah, I heard about her on the set of Deadpool.  Sad.
human
Actually, I think she was injured while filming for a movie called "Ghostland" because they didn't use safety glass for her scene
gpt
Wow, that is a big mistake.  Is she suing?
human
I heard she is. Once the glass broke into shards, she had to go to the hospital. I heard she got close to 70 stitches total!
gpt
That is a lot, especially if it was near her face.  
human
The gash was from her chin to her left ear, and was serious enough to need laser and silicone treatment. All because they probably wanted to save money
gpt
*squints eyes* Wow that is a long scar.  It was all preventable too.  Its just horrible for her.
human
*raises eyebrows* And she worked so hard in the movie too! Hopefully the studio does the right thing in this situation. Do you know much about cinematography?
gpt
I don't really know much about it.
human
It's basically the science of motion picture or video. It's a big deal when it comes to the Oscars, and a woman has never been nominated for best cinematography
gpt
Really wow.  I heard there was a fight against digital cinematography.
human
A fight? Why? Without change, we won't see it get any better. James Wong Howe pioneered many of the techniques we see used all the time, but I wonder how accepted it was when he first utilized them
gpt
I think they wanted to preserve film.  They were likely scared of the change.
human
Interesting. Still, it changes the arena just like the low-key lighting and wide-angle lenses did when Wong Howe introduced them. That's why he won an Oscar
gpt
Wow, there is really a lot to it.  Stuff I sometimes dont even realize.
human
Roger Deakins is another famous cinematographer, so much that he's been nominated 13 times. But he's never won the award
gpt
That's crazy, Nicolas WInding Refn uses high contrast because he is color blind
human
It's cool finding out how people adjust to situations, like Kubrick did while filming Spartacus. It's unfortunate that he didn't get the credit for filming the scene himself, but rather let the cinematographer take the credit
gpt
*relaxed posture* That was a nice thing to do. 