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Category Archives: cinematography
PBS Announces Open Call for Emerging Filmmakers
Roger Deakins and His Philosophy on Cinematography (And Why It Shouldn’t Stand Out)
- Article link – http://bit.ly/3rzxbvJ
- Team Deakins – Team Deakins used my image of screenwriter Ed Solomon for one of their podcast.
Article: How to master light for spectacular landscape photos
How to master light for spectacular landscape photos https://flip.it/GC3OkZ
The Art of Fashion – Albert Watson
“The 15 minute full length documentary of Master Photographer, Albert Watson shooting the legendary Neiman Marcus Fall 2010 ‘Art of Fashion’ campaign.”
Where do we go from here?
“Can the media in the United States, as well as media outlets throughout the world, continue to help provide a coherent, society-wide, fact-based framework to understand and debate the meaning of contemporary issues and events? Or, in this “post-factual” era, transfixed by the emergence of an energized social media, is the role of the journalist increasingly irrelevant? And if so, does it need to be reinvented?”
Film Student Let Thief Steal His Phone, Tracked Him to Create This Short Film
Film Blocking and Composition
“If you have tried your hand at directing, you have most likely found yourself in the same predicament that filmmakers have been facing since the dawn of cinema. Where do I put the camera and how will my actors move through the scene? Although it is integral to a director’s skillset to tell a story, I am always amazed at how few filmmakers truly understand great blocking. Luckily, we can do what we always do in filmmaking when we want to learn. Watch the masters.”
Simple Lines Reveal the Brilliant Compositions of Iconic Film Scenes
Simple Lines Reveal the Brilliant Compositions of Iconic Film Scenes
“Each frame of a film is like a blank canvas for a cinematographer, offering them a new opportunity to create a dynamic composition. If a scene is especially memorable, it can stick with us like an impressive painting, with the characters—their props, poses, and surroundings—embedded into our collective conscious forever. Raymond Thi of Composition Cam examines iconic, visually stunning film stills by dissecting them to reveal the brilliance behind a frame’s layout.”
