Last week I read the four times Oscar winner Annie Hall* (1977 ), and was pleased to discover two split-screen scenes in it. And yet, How to Write a Split Screen… is still to this day one of the most read articles on mentorless.įortunately, we can count on romantic comedies. Back then I thought that a follow-up with more examples would come real soon but it turned out that split-screen scenes are not a common exercise in screenplays. It’s hard to believe that it’s been already two years since I wrote How To Write a Split Screen: the (500) Days of Summer Example. Please don’t sue me, I can take it out if it prevents anyone from making millions. Indeed, Pyongyang's state-run media has a history of so-bad-it's-cool Photoshop skills, so maybe the American friends to the south have some catching up to do in this particular race to the bottom.Note: These extracts from a full length script are used to illustrate an educational point. After all, it's not like Yonhap Photoshopped a platoon of cool-looking hovercrafts storming beaches like their North Korean counterparts did in March. To be fair, some South Korean papers on deadline went split-screen as well (only one major paper actually had a front-page photo from the White House summit), but wouldn't it have been so hard to go with an actual photo of Park and Obama shaking hands on Tuesday? There were a lot of handshakes:Īnd it's not like Yonhap was peddling misinformation or making up a story, as the meeting of the two leaders to celebrate 60 years of an international relationship really did happen. it appears the South Korea's top news agency wanted to illustrate its new leader's most important diplomatic mission of her young term with some fakery.
RELATED: Kim Jong Un May Have a New Lady Friend grab-and-grin session were readily available on photo news wire services as of Monday afternoon. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon - this picture, to be exact. The photo of Park at left appears to be from a photo-op during her Monday meeting at the United Nations with U.N. RELATED: A High Tech Missile Standoff Is Coming to East Asia
RELATED: North Korea Has Issued Its Ultimate Definite Last Totally 'Final Warning' The photo combination sort of looks like that Hidden Pictures game from Highlights for Kids, where you're supposed to find everything that's wrong with an image. And we tried, but.
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