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A Complete Cinematography Guide to Mastering the 'Dutch Angle’
Let’s break down one of the basic cinematography tricks - The Dutch Angle. I believe it was the great Roger Deakins who once said, the best cinematography doesn't stand out, it just fits within the...
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Close-Up Shot: How to Creatively Use The Camera Angle
Are you ready for your close up? We’ve talked in our wide shot and medium shot posts about the importance of capturing emotion in a film. After all, we go to the movies not just to be entertained, but...
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Wide Shots: How The Best Directors Shoot Wide Angles
Are you ready to go wide or go home? Think of some of the most jaw-dropping scenes and sequences you’ve ever seen. Chances are, a number of them were only made possible by wide shots. Filmmaking is...
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Medium Shot: A New Way To Look At The Camera Angle
Not too far, not too close. As a filmmaker, one of your primary responsibilities is to translate what’s on the page to the screen in a way that is both emotionally charged and reveals the necessary...
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Aerial and Overhead Shots: Shining God's Eye on the Story
Aerial Shots and overhead shots are a great way to let the audience on the scope or action or the aftermath of a scene. But how are they defined? Most of the worlds we travel into, whether it's...
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