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== thoughts == | |||
The difference between photography and cinematography... | |||
In photography you might miss a moment forever. Errors can be beautiful. | |||
In cinematography, you never miss a moment, yet the moment can become mundane, or ill-illustrated. | |||
Photography camera is like a typewriter. You type, then you hand out that sheet of words. | |||
Cinematography is... a cog in a long process. Can one shot be an entirety? (Maybe... like a loop. But unlikely.) | |||
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lingo
Types of shots
- extremely wide
- wide
- full
- medium full
- medium
- medium close-up
- close-up
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- CUT IN (extremely close-up face (eyes move) - CUT IN a letter in hand)
- CUT AWAY (medium body against a diner table - CUT AWAY a car parking outside)
- POV (through the eyes of the subject)
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- establishing
- master (show where people are in relation to each other
- OTS
- single
- close OTS
movements
tripod tips
DIY tools
slider
hot shoe adapter
field recorder with cheaper parts
https://www.youtube.com/user/thefrugalfilmmaker
thoughts
The difference between photography and cinematography...
In photography you might miss a moment forever. Errors can be beautiful.
In cinematography, you never miss a moment, yet the moment can become mundane, or ill-illustrated.
Photography camera is like a typewriter. You type, then you hand out that sheet of words.
Cinematography is... a cog in a long process. Can one shot be an entirety? (Maybe... like a loop. But unlikely.)