The highly anticipated video game reminds us how to enthrall an audience. Red Dead Redemption 2 already has gamers chomping at the bit, and one major reason why is the series' devotion to cinematic storytelling. The power of sweeping landscapes, gorgeous western vistas, dimly lit train heists, and heart-thumping shoot-outs cannot be overstated. The game's vast and sophisticated open world environment makes it as close to a real-life Westworld as we're likely to get any time soon. But the commitment to the classic tools of cinematic storytelling is a large part what makes Red Dead Redemption 2 call to gamers everywhere, just like it's 2010 predecessor. Creating a piece of content as massive and popular as Red Dead Redemption isn't an easy task. But by looking at the inspiration behind some of the stunning visual motifs, content creators everywhere can sharpen their cinematic storytelling tools, and bring that dynamic skill set to their own work. Let's jump in. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 17 October, 2018