It may be a mixture of production values and TNA trying to give the illusion that what you are watching isn't predictable, scripted or contrived (a bit like the crazy way old ECW used to play out).I have noticed the past few years the camera work in TNA when shooting promos or just backstage work is just terrible. They go in too close and unfocused like the cameras aren't supposed to be there and are just snooping in. Then if there is a beat down or something in the back the camera work is so quick and sloppy and will go in close and tilt to the side rapidly. This is just something I've noticed and it just drives me crazy. Has anyone else noticed this? Maybe i'm just used to good camera work with WWE..
Bingo!!! TNA is trying to make the show look like a documentary to make the subject grittier, I kind of like it as long as they don't go overboard with it.It may be a mixture of production values and TNA trying to give the illusion that what you are watching isn't predictable, scripted or contrived (a bit like the crazy way old ECW used to play out).
This kind of thing can work if properly used but the subject matter is as important as the effect.
Lol. He's from Back to Future too. He's Loraine's little brother.
Milton Baines!!!Lol. He's from Back to Future too. He's Loraine's little brother.
Medicore storylines, crappy wrestling, terrible Divas and tag division and US title division are thing I can understand people bashing WWE for. But their production is top fricking notch. The graphics, logos, pyro effects, stage set ups...everything production wise is just well done.There camera work is so much better than WWE's. They get up close and tight during promos. Its awesome unlike WWE who is always 10 feet away from the guy cutting the promo so you can't really see their facial expression until the end when they go in close and immediately cut to break.