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lighting: Psychological aspects
has different moods that it brings to the scene
ex) death shadows
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low key lighting
illumination that creates strong contrast between light and dark areas of the shot.
deep shadows with little fill light
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strong key lighting
soft shadows and highlights
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Chiaroscure (lighting)
light dark
-typical lighting in horror films
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Back in the day color of films were....(CINEMATOGRAPHY)
black and white or color
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now (choices of films-cinematography)
film or digital cameras
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film cameras will eventually be turned back to...
digital, to give to theathers
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3 types of lens
normal, wide angle, and telephoto
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(types of lens) wide angle
subcategory of fish eye (very wide angle)
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(types of lens) telephoto
magnify things on a distance (telescope)
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canted camera
angling it sideways
-to show someone drunk or crazy
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long shot
involves figures withing the frame
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close up shot
head, typically
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point of view (POV)
perspective of an actor
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tilt shot
camera moves up and down
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tracking
dolly shot
camera is moving on tracks
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crane shot
can be used to move camera up and down in the air
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symbolism (theme)
object in film, musicular theme, and motifs
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symbol (theme)
something that represents a particular idea
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alligory (theme)
one story being told same time as another story being told in symbolic form
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Frame design
when cinematography meets mis-en-scene
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radial design (frame design)
swirls of circles
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symmetrical design (frame design)
it can be cut symmeterically
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Asymmetrical (frame design)
cannot be cut symmetrically.
no balance
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rhythm design (frame design)
the way it looks in shapes and forms
-patterns
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psychology of shapes (frame design)
horizontal: relaxing
vertical : tension
diagonals: most visual tension
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film form
overall development of the film
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