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Twitter account One Perfect Shot becomes an HBO TV series

Aug 11, 2020 by Dunja Djudjic Leave a Comment

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Twitter account One Perfect Shot is all about the iconic frames from movies and TV series. But here’s an interesting twist: the account itself is soon to be adapted into a TV show. In collaboration with HBO Max, One Perfect Shot is about to become a documentary series.

We cannot even begin to describe how honored we are to be working with @ava and her team @ARRAYNow to bring this idea to life. Stay tuned to @hbomax!! ? https://t.co/RYUtMAGCmb

— One Perfect Shot (@OnePerfectShot) August 7, 2020

So, how do you turn a Twitter account into a TV series? I was wondering the same, but it sounds like a pretty interesting concept for everyone who’s into photography and cinematography. Engadget writes that the series will consist of several 30-minute episodes. Each of them will feature a single director dissecting one of the iconic shots you can see on One Perfect Shot. Looking through their Twitter account, plenty of interesting shots grabbed my attention, and there are many of my favorite movies and TV series.

PINK FLOYD: THE WALL (1982)

Cinematography by Peter Biziou
Directed by Alan Parker
Explore more shots in our database: https://t.co/r4wvBG6m1l pic.twitter.com/v8gnl3ZcDe

— One Perfect Shot (@OnePerfectShot) August 3, 2020

WESTWORLD (2018)

Cinematography by M. David Mullen
Directed by Nicole Kassell
From the episode "Les Écorchés"
Explore more shots in our database: https://t.co/r4wvBGnWST pic.twitter.com/IrydF0o27R

— One Perfect Shot (@OnePerfectShot) August 3, 2020

In the series, the selected directors will talk about the composition, the technology they used, the challenges they faced, and the lessons they learned while creating the shots. Additionally, they’ll talk about a shot that inspired them, according to Engadget. As for the narrator, Ava DuVernay will be in this role, and she’s also producing the series.

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001)

Cinematography by Andrew Lesnie
Directed by Peter Jackson
Explore more shots in our database: https://t.co/z8qbeAhwjA pic.twitter.com/Aqo2D71Szw

— One Perfect Shot (@OnePerfectShot) August 4, 2020

BLACK MIRROR (2016)

Cinematography by Gustav Danielsson
Directed by Owen Harris
From the episode "San Junipero"
Explore more shots in our database: https://t.co/z8qbeAhwjA pic.twitter.com/CnOrXxsfae

— One Perfect Shot (@OnePerfectShot) April 14, 2020

I find it pretty unusual to turn a Twitter account into a TV series, even though this isn’t the first time we see a project like this. $#*! My Dad Says is another TV show inspired by a Twitter account. It first aired in 2010, but it didn’t last long even though it won the People’s Choice Award for Best New Comedy. I personally haven’t watched it, but I plan to watch One Perfect Shot. It sounds interesting for both photographers and filmmakers. What do you think of the concept? Are you going to watch the show?

[via Engadget]

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About Dunja Djudjic

Dunja Djudjic is a multi-talented artist based in Novi Sad, Serbia. With 15 years of experience as a photographer, she specializes in capturing the beauty of nature, travel, and fine art. In addition to her photography, Dunja also expresses her creativity through writing, embroidery, and jewelry making.

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