By Rebecca Keegan Senior Editor, Film As the “Oner” episode illustrates, cinephiles revere the complicated shots, which must be meticulously planned and which rely on everyone on a set doing ...

The second episode of the Apple TV+ showbiz series The Studio features a fictional movie set in which the director is trying to get a "oner", or a one-take continuous shot. As seen throughout The ...

And by the end of the ambitious 25-minute episode, titled — wait for it — “The Oner,” the audience will, too. In response to Sal’s critique, Matt snaps, “Are you kidding me?

And now, thanks to Apple TV+’s The Studio, we’ve got a hat trick, the perfect capper to this trilogy of March TV one-shots with an episode titled “The Oner” that completely obliterates the ...

Long takes have taken over TV, but it's been a uniquely cinematic trick for decades. Few cinematic tools are used as often — and as badly — as the oner. Also known as a long take or a one shot ...

“If we mess up, just keep going!” Seth Rogen, wearing a tuxedo with a rust-colored jacket, is giving a pep talk to a group of actors about to sweep into a ballroom at Los Angeles’ Wilshire ...