photographers (cinema)
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any interesting sites on this topic?
messageboards/portals/mags/blogs...
anything related to cinematography.
cheers.
- pr20
what r u in for?
- timajick0
American Cinematographer magazine is great
http://www.theasc.com/magazine/articles are online there
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erm... i'd love to tell why i am looking for this, but not here.
we could go on something like msn or ichat or email if you like though..
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anyway, i am looking into many resources to bookmark that are related to cinematography. this afternoon i read a bit of Christopher Doyle..
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thx tim!
- pr20
Int. Cinematograpgers Guild:
http://www.cameraguild.com/index…much of thsi shit is too "cientific" though unless you already have some experience.
Best way to learn how to light is to watch movies and observe where shadows fall (you you know where lights are). Then from experience you will learn about quality of light and what size units to use.
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cheers, pr2!
yeah, i have worked on a few filmsets already and my father was a cinematographer, but i don't talk to him anymore.
i have also been still-photographer on a film once..
but yeah, i am really looking at films in a visual analytical way recently, lighting, crops, perspective, motion etc.
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shit. you got me haha. now i gave it all away. i wasn't really wanting to discuss my current ambitions..
oh well. :/
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^
- loaf0
you should check this book.. i bought it awhile back.. pretty amazing stuff.. nothing dumbed down nuts and bolts on lots of great movies..
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very nice, thx!!
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this ones (be it a bit ugly designed) seems like a pretty useful book as well.
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^up
- aliceblue0
http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/n…
I saw his exhibit in Toronto -
mesmorizing - Especially the
Rear Projection and Northumberland.After seeing these films I wanted to run out and make a film ;P
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- quamb0
http://www.cinematography.com/
the message boards here are great.
- tunes0
this is a great book in a series about different screencrafts:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cinemato…