Pocketful of Miracles cinematography — film frames and visual analysis

1961 · 330 frames · Directed by Frank Capra

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330 frames 2.35:1 Mostly wide shots
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Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — standing, room, table
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Medium shot · Medium brightness · Dark blue
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — room, table, door
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Medium shot · Medium brightness · Gray
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — sitting, room, mirror
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Medium shot · Medium brightness · Dark purple
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — table, dress, hair
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Medium shot · Low brightness · Dark red
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — room, table, dialogue
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Medium shot · Medium brightness · Dark purple
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — standing, room, dialogue
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Medium shot · Low brightness · Dark blue
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — sitting, table, suit
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Medium shot · Low brightness · Dark purple
Medium shot frame from Pocketful of Miracles — room, dialogue, phone
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Medium shot · Medium brightness · Dark blue

Visual profile of Pocketful of Miracles

This visual profile is calculated from 330 frames available in the WatchTheFrame collection.

Color palette of Pocketful of Miracles

Dark gray 23.2% · 295 frames Dark blue 17.6% · 226 frames Gray 15.8% · 296 frames Dark red 13.4% · 252 frames Dark purple 7.7% · 134 frames Dark pink 4.5% · 99 frames Muted orange 4% · 116 frames Dark orange 3.7% · 87 frames Muted red 3.7% · 163 frames Black 3.1% · 65 frames Light gray 1.1% · 70 frames Dark teal 0.9% · 23 frames Muted pink 0.2% · 11 frames Dark green 0.2% · 10 frames

Lighting and tonal range

Brightness: lower than 61% of films in the collection
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Contrast: higher than 52% of films in the collection
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Composition and shot characteristics

Wide shot — 92% — 304 frames304Medium shot — 2% — 8 frames8Close-up — 0% — 1 frames1

Explore the visual relationships

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984)
96% color similarity Dream Scenario (2023)
96% color similarity Carlito's Way (1993)
95% color similarity Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1993)
92% color similarity The Way Back (2020)
92% color similarity Billy Elliot (2000)
92% color similarity From Russia with Love (1963)
91% color similarity A Different Man (2024)
91% color similarity Tank Girl (1995)
90% color similarity In the Name of the Father (1993)
90% color similarity La La Land (2016)
89% color similarity Black Rain (1989)
88% color similarity John Wick: Chapter Two (2017)
88% color similarity The King's Speech (2010)
87% color similarity Men in Black (1997)
86% color similarity

Visual tags in Pocketful of Miracles

billiard table fancy dress dress mirror suit furniture tie newspaper cigarette hat mustache flower uniform dialogue table coat picture frame chair couch room lamp umbrella smiling clock

Films with a similar visual profile

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984)
94% match · 459 frames
The Way Back (2020)
94% match · 536 frames
Tank Girl (1995)
94% match · 506 frames
Dream Scenario (2023)
94% match · 400 frames
Billy Elliot (2000)
94% match · 541 frames
In the Name of the Father (1993)
94% match · 599 frames
A Different Man (2024)
93% match · 364 frames
Black Rain (1989)
92% match · 539 frames
La La Land (2016)
92% match · 484 frames
The King's Speech (2010)
92% match · 348 frames
Carlito's Way (1993)
92% match · 646 frames
From Russia with Love (1963)
91% match · 719 frames

About this collection

Metrics on this page are calculated from 330 frames available for Pocketful of Miracles in the WatchTheFrame collection. They describe the analysed frames, not the film as a whole.