Every Frame a Painting

The duo behind EVERY FRAME A PAINTING, Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou, analyze how–with a small crew banded together under the production company Image Ten–George Romero used a tight $100,000 budget to create the radical cinematic style of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968), one of the most haunting and influential films ever made.

Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou, the filmmakers behind EVERY FRAME A PAINTING, reveal how Tsui Hark radically reimagines the wuxia genre in THE BLADE (1995), a visceral tour de force of a martial-arts movie.

A video essay by Taylor Ramos and Tony Zhou, the duo behind EVERY FRAME A PAINTING, exploring how Wes Anderson’s career-long experiments with visual humor reach new heights in his 2018 animated film, ISLE OF DOGS.

The creators Tony Zhou and Taylor Ramos are the duo behind the celebrated YouTube channel “Every Frame a Painting”, a collection of visual essays on matters of movies. With Tony narrating, the duo reveal new insight and a richer appreciation of Ozu’s use of color in his films.