The Joker, The Ace & The Queen

After watching the famous scene in, 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly' we had to re-create an intense "card game" filming just by holding the camera. As you can already imagine, the quality of the footage wasn't as clear a it could've been. Regardless, we were able to obtain some really good shots, that would've been hard with having used a tripod.

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