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| I have a question. A movie director says, "I wrote a letter to the crew before I started shooting which was the pattern of films I had done before and certainly the films I did later, to kind of put in my head and maybe the crew’s heads, the kind of film that we are making." -- I don't really understand "the pattern of films" here. Does he mean he wrote a letter to explain tendency of his past films, or he had a tendency to write a letter before shooting his films? Thank you, Tara |
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| I think he is saying that he has written to the film crew to explain how his previous films demonstrate what he wants to say in his films as a guide to how this new film will develop. |
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| Hello Anglika, Oh, I see. Thank you very much for your kind explanation. Tara |
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hi, the "type/kind/style of films" instead of "the pattern of films" would transmit the same idea in a more simple way? thanks |
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