A traditional showreel is a mix of random shots in a rapid succession, which doesn't actually give much information on the director's craft. Why is that the norm? Wouldn't it be nice to know why some of the work looks the way it does and see the director's contribution to the project?
Video essay: showreel in 2015 | Misha Koroteev
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