I think I remember it being so. But not 100%. There is a cut where it starts. That could mean Three/Four thing in my experience! 1.The camera was dropped or damaged and then used again. 2. The cameraman changed to a new but damaged cassette/memory card (more likely if cassette). 3. Coming close to the building the camera is disturbed by a strong constant signal of some sort. (!?) In this last case it's probably not either a mobile phone or WiFi. Iv'e been a cameraman for over 30 years and would say that all above can cause this kind of effect/disturbance.
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CICERO_ROARS ago
I think I remember it being so. But not 100%. There is a cut where it starts. That could mean Three/Four thing in my experience! 1.The camera was dropped or damaged and then used again. 2. The cameraman changed to a new but damaged cassette/memory card (more likely if cassette). 3. Coming close to the building the camera is disturbed by a strong constant signal of some sort. (!?) In this last case it's probably not either a mobile phone or WiFi. Iv'e been a cameraman for over 30 years and would say that all above can cause this kind of effect/disturbance.