Watched the first episode last night and had to vomit! I can't watch shaky cam footage like some people. Why is this still a thing in Hollywood? I get it, shaking the camera in action scenes lets the viewer feel like they are part of the scene - like the Jason Bourne franchise. But in this show, the camera is shaking even while the characters are just sitting at a table to eat dinner. This method is outdated an inappropriate for any film. Even kids with iPhones can take more steady footage these days. I have been told stabilizers, dolly's and other known movie making equipment can be expensive but, to me it's more like lazy directors and producers who make the decision to make some audiences violently ill trying to watch these shows. I had to look away many times for episode 2 & 3. I'm still watching because I love Maxwell Jenkin's and the subject matter is compelling.
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