Director's Vision

Director's Vision
Basic Information
Used by:	{{{used-by}}}
Slot:	Action
Released:	Replay Update
Availability:	Unlock
Tradable:	No
Craftable:	Yes
Nameable:	Yes
Available Qualities
Unique Unusual
Loadout Stats
Taunt: The Director's Vision 1 - 100 Equip this item in your Action Slot and press the Action button to tell your victims you are making a Replay of their pathetic demise to share with everyone.

“

Steady, steady! Click to listen — The Sniper on perfect film cameras

”

The Director's Vision is an unlockable taunt for all classes, that can be obtained by completing the Replay Achievement Star Of My Own Show. When executed, the player puts their arms out and forms a square with their fingers.

Related Achievements

Replay Achievements

Star of My Own Show Spend some time editing a replay. Reward: Director's Vision

Gallery

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  Scout

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  Soldier

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  Pyro, "normal pose"

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  Pyro, "girly pose"

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  Demoman

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  Heavy

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  Engineer

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  Medic

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  Sniper

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  Spy

Bugs

• Players can use the Director's Vision as an Engineer while carrying buildings.
• Using the item as a Medic while having the Amputator equipped will heal all nearby teammates.
• Using the item as a Heavy while having the Warrior's Spirit or Fists of Steel equipped will cause his fingers to clip.
• Using the Director's Vision taunt while carrying a consumable as your active weapon, such as Bonk! Atomic Punch or the Sandvich while your health is less than full, will deplete your consumable bar without the effect.
• If a Soldier performs the Director's Vision while equipped with the Grenadier's Softcap, or the Team Captain, the Soldier's brow will clip through the brim of the hat.

Trivia

• The Pyro is the only class that possesses multiple animations for the taunt: one somewhat feminine, another more masculine, adding further ambiguity to the Pyro's gender.
• This is a common film gesture that is often stereotypically attributed to directors and photographers. By placing one's index finger against the opposing thumb on both hands, a natural square is created that mimics the widescreen aspect ratio of film. When placing this "square" over a prospective scene or event, one then can imagine or explain how the scene would look to a viewer if filmed or photographed, whilst keeping note of what may get cut off on the sides.
  • Some of the classes use a different method of the gesture in which both thumbs oppose each other and the index fingers are parallel.
• It is possible to reenact the outdated "taunt weapon switch" glitch by selecting a weapon and simultaneously switching it and pressing the action key.