Images are key to good storytelling
Cinematography: playing back moving images within the frame
Anything that is not captured in the frame did not happen
Changes to the frame, camera, lens, field of vision should be done with a purpose
Keep the audience in mind. How do you relate this to them ?
Different camera angles can enhance the story in different ways
Lighting is key, always ensure the image is being taken clearly
Depth of fields can achieve specific looks or effects that give more meaning to a certain situation
Exposure can affect moods and feelings that are created
Understand file formats in order to avoid difficulties later on
Slow motion and time lapse can add more detail to the images. It all comes down to what the creator is trying to present to the audience.
Good scripts convey mood, feeling of the work leading to storyboarding
Set a good amount of time into production
Keep researching, keep practicing
The lessons I have learned through researching cinematography, storyboarding, and production, will give me a basis of understanding and instruction when I begin my film. It’s important to understand the different aspects of film to better convey the story I will be telling.
Although it's early, I plan to involve several camera angles and frame times to develop my film. These methods will make the story more engaging and give the audience a better understanding of the purpose.
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