Lynda - Cinematography 01 Narrative Fundamentals

TheCornor · 7 Październik 2016

Lynda - Cinematography 01: Narrative Fundamentals

Size: 3.10 GB | Duration: 2h 45m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 24fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch

Genre: eLearning | Level: Beginner | Language: English

Creative decision making lies at the core of great filmmaking.

Creative decision making lies at the core of great filmmaking. To shoot a movie, you need to understand how the equipment works, but more importantly, you need to know how the choices you make-composition, exposure, lighting, etc. -impact the way the audience sees the film. The Cinematography series with Bill Dill covers the basics you need to shoot a modern motion picture and tell stories in the most powerful way possible. Part 1 concentrates on narrative filmmaking: creating a world from scratch, using a script. Bill, an ASC cinematographer and professor of film and media arts at Chapman University, introduces the techniques that professional filmmakers use to maintain the illusion of reality in the middle of an otherwise artificial world. Follow along and learn the fundamentals required to shoot a story with a camera. Learn how to plan your production, assemble a crew, choose the right camera and lenses, and make creative choices that best fit the themes, characters, and story of your film. Bill covers the elements of composition, exposure, optics, lighting, and camera movement. Part 2 (coming in November 2016) will show you how to put all these ideas together on set, and deliver the footage to an editor and director for assembly into a complete, coherent, and compelling story.

* Motion picture history

* Preproduction planning

* Working with a crew and actors

* Understanding the story

* Composition in film

* Working with different types of cameras

* Recording, compression, and storage

* Choosing a lens and focal length

* Finding the correct exposure

* Lighting a scene

* Lighting and grip equipment

* Camera movement

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