1917: A Lesson in the One-Take – TATLER
1917 is just one example of moviemaking using one long take, real or simulated | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
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1917' Isn't the First (Supposedly) One-Shot Film. Here's a Timeline. - The New York Times
1917 creators explain how they made the film one continuous shot | EW.com
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How was 1917 filmed in 'one shot'? The single-take style of Oscar-nominated Sam Mendes World War One film, explained
Sam Mendes Explains Why He Made '1917' in One Long Take
1917': Inside the making of a one-shot masterpiece - CNN Style
Why '1917' Had to Be One Shot - YouTube
How Sam Mendes' '1917' Was Filmed Like Continuous Shot
1917: How You Make a One-Take War Film - YouTube
1917" Film Review: The 'One-Take' WWI Epic - The Muse
Filmsplaining: Between '1917' And 'Extraction', Have We Overdone The One- Take? - Entertainment
1917': Inside the making of a one-shot masterpiece - CNN Style
World War I Drama 1917 Will Play As One Continuous Shot | Vanity Fair
1917 One Shot Explained — How Roger Deakins & Mendes Shot a “Oner”
How Cinematographer Roger Deakins Lensed WWI Epic 1917 As One Shot | Fstoppers
World War I Drama 1917 Will Play As One Continuous Shot | Vanity Fair
1917 Explained: How and Why They Did One Shot - YouTube
Q&A: Sam Mendes on making '1917' in one long take | AP News
Review: '1917' Is a Hollow Spectacle That Shouldn't Win Oscars Best Picture
World War I Drama 1917 Will Play As One Continuous Shot | Vanity Fair
1917: How Sam Mendes, Roger Deakins shot in one take | EW.com
