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Introduction to Cinematography - Learning Through Practice (Paperback)
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Introduction to Cinematography - Learning Through Practice (Paperback)
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Introduction to Cinematography offers a practical, stage-by-stage
guide to the creative and technical foundations of cinematography.
Building from a skills-based approach focused on professional
practice, cinematographer and author Tania Hoser provides a
step-by-step introduction for both cinematographers and camera
assistants to the techniques, processes, and procedures of working
with cameras, lenses, and light. She provides hands-on insight into
negotiating with production constraints and understanding the
essentials of the image workflow from shot to distribution, on
projects of any scope and budget. Richly illustrated, the book
incorporates exercises and sample scripts throughout, exploring
light, color, movement, 'blocking', and pacing scenes. The
principles and techniques of shaping and controlling light are
applied to working with natural light, film lamps, and, as with all
areas of cinematography, to low budget alternatives. This makes
Introduction to Cinematography the perfect newcomer's guide to
learning the skills of cinematography that enables seamless
progression from exercises through to full feature shoots.
Assessment rubrics provide a framework to measure progress as the
reader's ability to visually interpret scripts and enhance the
director's vision develops. The book also teaches readers: To
understand and develop the combination of skills and creativity
involved in cinematography; Photographic principles and how they
are applied to control focus exposure, motion blur, and image
sharpness; To identify the roles and skills of each member of the
camera department, and how and when each are required during a
shoot; The order and process of lighting on all scales of
productions and the use and application of the four main types of
lamps; How to use waveforms, false color, and zebras for monitoring
light levels, and meters for guiding exposure choices; The
principles of the color wheel, color palettes, and the
psychological effects of color choices; How to shoot for different
types of fiction and nonfiction/documentary films and how to apply
these skills to other genres of TV and film production; Strategies
for both starting and progressing your career within cinematography
and the camera department. **Winner of 'Best new Textbook in
Humanities and Media Arts' in the Taylor and Francis Editorial
Awards 2018**
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