Note this is an example of the reading assignment not matching the chapter order of the text.
Read Chapter 6 – Cinematography. The material is fairly dense and technical in nature. Further, cinematography is an integral element of mise-en-scène therefore our discussion will continue into weeks five and six.
The following skeletal outline may be helpful in your note taking.
This is the full outline - just way off to the left...everything is on there.
| Key Technique | Notes |
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Properties of Light
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Lighting Ratio
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Basic Lighting Set-up Key Light Fill Light Back Light | |
Basic Lighting styles. High Key
Low Key
High-contrast
Available lighting
Back Light as primary source
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VARIABLE FOCAL length lenses - Zoom
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FIXED FOCAL length lenses – Prime Lenses Telephoto or long
Standard or Normal Lenses
Wide-angle or short
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Deep Space Composition
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Deep Focus Shot
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Camera Angles:
Bird’s Eye
High angle
Eye-level
Low angle
Oblique or Dutch angle (also known as Tilt, Canted).
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Movement by the camera Pans (horizontal) and Tilts (vertical)
Dolly shots (may be tracking or truck shots)
Zoom shots
Crane and Aerial shots
Handheld and Steadicam shots | |
EFX In-camera
Mechanical
LAB or CG
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