Filmmaker tips and insights for using Blackmagic products, from the URSA Mini Pro G2 to Resolve Studio. Suspenseful horror filmmaking—at its core—is more about what you don’t show than what you do. So much can be conveyed by the suggestions of what is happening just out of the frames of the camera. Filmmakers dating back to Alfred Hitchcock and before have known that for ages, yet even today it requires a creative eye and a storytelling prowess to truly terrify an audience with the unseen. The filmmaking duo behind the recent thriller film Dark Noise, which consists of writer, director, and editor Clara Chong and cinematographer and colorist Ben Allan, know this perhaps better than anyone as their suspenseful thriller balances the sights, sounds, and looks of horror against a sharp narrative that shines most in what you hear—but don’t often see. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 24 October, 2022