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The Shot: Cinematography

The Shot: Cinematography. The shot does not exist until patterns are inscribed on the film strip Filmmaker controls Cinematographic qualities – what is filmed and how it’s filmed “HOW” : 1) photographic aspects 2) framing 3) Duration. The Photographic Image.

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The Shot: Cinematography

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  1. The Shot: Cinematography

  2. The shot does not exist until patterns are inscribed on the film strip • Filmmaker controls Cinematographic qualities– what is filmed and how it’s filmed • “HOW” : 1) photographic aspects 2) framing 3) Duration

  3. The Photographic Image • Cinematography: “writing in movement” • Depends heavily on photography (writing in light) • Everything set up and what and what they may do to it otherwise (scrathes, etc.) • Filmmaker selects range of tonalities, manipulates speed of motion, transform perspective

  4. Range of Tonalities

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