Actors seen from Above--Filming 1941 - 1942

Robert Frank's black and white photograph, "Actors Seen from Above--Filming," captures a candid moment of actors on a film set. The image, taken in 1941-1942, showcases Frank's signature style of street photography, using a wide-angle lens to create a sense of immediacy and intimacy. The high-angle perspective, taken from above, emphasizes the cramped and cluttered environment of the film set, with the actors clustered around a table. The scene feels both chaotic and intimate, revealing the behind-the-scenes reality of filmmaking.