Mockumentary style is hard to nail. How did the cinematography on The Office always pop? One of the coolest things about The Office is how they transport you into a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania via mockumentary style. The shows writing and stars get most of the glamour, but as I rewatch this epic series, I am in awe of the cinematography. All of the camera work on the show benefits the story in subtle and unusual ways. Today I want to go over some tips and tricks they use to deepen the audience's connection with the story and look at how you can use these techniques in your work. Check out this video on the cinematography of The Office from Jessie Tribble and let's talk after! Tips and Tricks from 'The Office' Cinematography The cinematography in a mockumentary is unlike any other camerawork out there. Since the characters in the fictional show are aware there are cameras, the DP has almost a meta-presence on the set. The camera is not only a lens for the audience but the person behind it. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 4 September, 2019