#Peter Hoar

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Peter Hoar (fresh DGA Awards winner), Pedro, Bella & Eben Bolter on set of Episode 3 : "Long, Long Time"

Photo credit to Liane Hentscher

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**Shots of the Episode**

The Last of Us (2023)

Season 1, Episode 3: “Long, Long Time” (2023) Director: Peter Hoar Cinematographer: Eben Bolter

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The Last of Us "Long, Long Time"

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Peter Hoar wins Director: Fiction BAFTA for his work in The Last Of US 🏆

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@quaystreetproductions: ✨ the Nolly team showing us how it’s done @ the #itvx launch! ✨💅🏼 #photobooth ALL SMILES AS WE RAMP UP TO TX. Let the count down begin! Nolly will launch on ITVX on February 2nd.

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The Last of Us

Season 1, “Long, Long Time”

Director: Peter Hoar

DoP: Eben Bolter

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The Last of Us - Long, Long Time (S01E03)

I love these shots separately, and also as parallels.

The warmthness from the first shot's palette, the soft lights coming from the window, the shadows. It feels like a warm afternoon they'll remember forever. The space around/behind them is almost empty and there's nothing between them, symbolizing the beginning of their story together and their instant conection.

Then we get to the second shot. The vibes are similar, but the colors aren't as warm anymore. There's some green that makes it feel like, even tho it's a similar and a nostalgic shot, it's also a lot more depressing. This time, there's a lot more things behind/between them but, instead of symbolizing a confrontation as those type of objects/lines are sometimes used, this time it represents their past and life together, all the memories they've made and all the things they'll leave behind.

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Patrick Tomasso x “One Perfect Scene in HBO’s The Last of Us”.

This is a look at The Last of Us episode three, “Long, Long Time”, and [...] what makes the show so great and perhaps even better than the video game. We talk about Bill and Frank, how the show injects love and hope into a dark and sad story, and how to do an adaptation properly.

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The Last of Us HBO: Episode 3 - Long, Long Time

Dir. Peter Hoar

Starring Nick Offerman, Murray Bartlett, Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal

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Peter Hoar Would Love to Return to Direct Doctor Who (But It's Not Happening Yet)

Peter Hoar Would Love to Return to Direct #DoctorWho (But It's Not Happening Yet)

Peter Hoar has said that he’d love to return to direct another episode of Doctor Who, but it’s not “on the cards right now” – despite him previously having worked with new showrunner, Russell T Davies, on It’s A Sin. Hoar, who directed the gorgeous 2011 episode, A Good Man Goes to War, said: “I would love to do another Doctor Who but it’s not on the cards right now. I’m not pretending or…

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we can be all poetic and just lose our minds together

you were my purpose

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Peter Hoar wins Best Directing for The Last Of Us 1x03 " Long Long Time " at the DGA Awards 🎉🎉🌈

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@augustusprew: Had the best time talking all things Nolly with my TV fam today 🥰😍😘 Come on Nolly!!! Coming 2nd Feb on @itvxofficial

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The Last of Us (Season 1)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2023

The Last of Us (Season 1, 2023, USA)

Directors: Craig Mazin, Neil Druckmann, Peter Hoar, Jeremy Webb, Jasmila Žbanić, Liza Johnson & Ali Abbasi

Writers: Craig Mazin & Neil Druckmann

Mini-review:

I'm so happy this show lived up to all the hype. I've done my best to avoid spoilers, but everyone kept talking about it, so my expectations were high. On the surface, it might look very similar to many other survival/zombie/post-apocalyptic shows, but its emotional core is on another level. It was incredible to experience the development of Joel and Ellie's bond, culminating in that brilliant final episode. Yes, it was a bit too short, but I just loved how morally grey and ambiguous it was.

Of course, that wasn't the only storyline worth talking about. Episode 3 was an instant classic and left me almost dehydrated from so much crying. The episodes set in KC were also great, and episode 8 was really intense and unsettling, way more than other episodes more focused on the "zombies". Speaking of which, the creature designs were very disturbing and absolutely terrifying (I'm kinda glad there weren't that many of them LOL). Anyway, this first season was really good, with flawless acting, writing and directing. I have no idea about how the story could continue and I'm not planning on playing the videogames, so I'm really looking forward to the future second season.

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Congrats to

Congrats to Peter Hoar (left) on his DGA win tonight

New to us Joel!!!