The question that comes to every filmmaker’s mind when trying to make a film or show is, “Is it cinematic enough?” First, we have to answer the question of what makes something cinematic. Well... that’s already a tough question to answer. Different aspects of the filmmaking process like cinematography, sound design, writing, or editing could be the answer to what makes something cinematic... but, honestly, the answer is "all of the above." Something is cinematic when it uses all elements of filmmaking in a variety of ways. So, how do you take the mundane things in life like talking, sitting, or playing a game of chess and make it cinematic? Since film is a visual medium, it is important to keep the audience invested in the film by making the right choices to further the story visually. To do that, the final project must use the tools given to the filmmaker wisely. Entertain the Elk breaks down the cinematic beauty in The Queen’s Gambit. Check out the video: Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 7 January, 2021