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Cinematorgaphy tutorial: Lighting and Framing Tips
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev
    This is earlear videos from LightsFilmSchool.

    How to light a small set with only 2 lights


    Color temperature & Kelvins Explained


    Lighting Tutorial and samples


    Head Room, Lead Room and Anticipatory Framing


    Composition and Framing Tutorial
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  • sammysammy
    Great Info, thank you
  • jaecjaecjaecjaec
    Thanks Vitaliy. What a great website. Lots of great, useful info. I just signed up for their film course at a very reasonable cost.
  • christianhubbardchristianhubbard

    @Jaecjaec Can you give a follow up on the usefulness of the website? How useful was it really? thanks.

  • HillTop1HillTop1

    Good stuff, thanks.

  • RobertoRoberto

    Interesting how later shooting scenarios have affected our interpretations of framing:

    e.g. that shot with an enormous amount of dead headroom made me think automatically of the modern genre of a person being filmed by a hidden camera, say in a suitcase, where the operator can only hope to vaguely frame the subject. Once upon a time that shot would have just been a meaningless mistake, these days it could be used to convey powerful credibility.

    Also the shot of the talent looking out of frame at the right has now become commonplace, implying there's another character behind him; estrangement and isolation. (especially in 2.35:1)

    Our film language gets ever more sophisticated. [But then, I've just got hold of Breaking Bad series 4]

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