ShotDeck is a new collaborative online library of movie images created by cinematographer Lawrence Sher, ASC. The library is fully searchable as each image is tagged with over 50 keywords. There are cathegories based on genre of the movie, lighting, frame size, type of scene etc. Created decks of images can be shared with other members. ShotDeck is now accepting free registrations for beta testing. ShotDeck movie images library. Source: ShotDeck Lawrence Sher is a US cinematographer from New Jersey. He is known for his work on Joker (2019), The Hangover (2009) and Garden State (2004). Since 2012, Sher is a member of the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC). He is the man behind the online library of movie images called ShotDeck. What is it about? ShotDeck – Collaborative Online Library of Movie Images ShotDeck is a time-saving resource and collaborative professional tool that helps anyone working in the film, media, and advertising industries. It should help people easily create decks of still movie images for every stage of a project – pitch, prep, or production. As its creator claims, ShotDeck is a largest library of high defitinition fully searchable movie images in the world. Each image is tagged in over 20 cathegories with over 50 keywords. Every image has been hand-tagged with everything imaginable and relevant. Not just the obvious things visible in the image, like a car or gun, but also everything about the image including lighting, location, frame size, composition, and even the emotions on a person’s...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 11 February, 2020