1 Flashcards
What is the focus of your presentation?
The art of cinematography and its role in visual storytelling.
How would you define cinematography?
Cinematography is the art of visual storytelling through camera work, lighting, and composition.
What does cinematography involve?
It involves combining technical and creative elements like camera work, lighting, and composition to create immersive experiences.
What are key camera angles used in cinematography?
Close-ups for emotion, wide shots for context, and dynamic angles for energy.
How does lighting affect a scene?
Natural vs. artificial lighting can create different moods and atmospheres.
What is the rule of thirds in composition?
It’s a technique that divides the frame into thirds to create balance and direct the viewer’s attention.
What is a tracking shot?
A shot that follows a moving subject to create a sense of movement.
What is a dolly zoom?
A technique that creates a dramatic background effect by zooming while moving the camera backward.
What does a high-angle shot do?
It makes subjects appear smaller or more vulnerable.
How does cinematography enhance emotional impact?
Through lighting, camera angles, and close-up shots that emphasize emotions.
How does cinematography shape a film’s visual identity?
By using specific styles, color palettes, and themes to create a unique look (e.g., La La Land or Mad Max: Fury Road).
How does cinematography guide the audience’s attention?
Through focus, framing, and camera movement, highlighting key story elements.
Why is representation important in cinematography?
To avoid stereotypes and ensure diverse and authentic portrayals.
What is cultural sensitivity in filmmaking?
It involves respecting and accurately portraying different cultures.
How does cinematography impact audiences?
It shapes how viewers perceive cultures, social issues, and people through visual storytelling.
