Day 40/100 -????????Mind blowing mirror shot from Triangle #filmfilters #cinematography #filmmaking

Day 40 of Learn Cinematography in 100 Days! Today, we break down the craziest mirror shot from the movie Triangle — a masterclass in framing, camera movement, and visual storytelling. ????️ Whether you’re a beginner or pro, you’ll learn how this shot builds mystery and tension like magic.

how they shot the Triangle mirror scene:

They didn’t use a real mirror — it was just an empty frame.

Behind the “mirror” was an identical set built to look the same.

The actor performed the same movements on both sides.

The camera moved smoothly through the empty frame into the second set.

Matching lighting and angles made it look like one continuous reflection.


It’s a practical trick — no big CGI, just careful planning.






???? Cinematography Tip: Mirror shots are not just reflections — they reveal secrets, add depth, and pull the audience deeper into the story.








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