Cinematography

Ever watched a dialogue scene you couldn’t forget? If so, chances are the director knows a thing or two about using shot-reverse shot. This fundamental

We’re approaching the 30th anniversary of Wes Anderson starting his movie directing career. In this time, he released 13 feature films, which is a lot

There are many ways to move the camera in film, but the most iconic is the crane shot. The crane shot has been a cinematic

In this article we look at a movement that’s subtle and often underrated… the camera pan. It may seem simple, but when used well, it’s

One of the most fundamental ways to engage an audience is through good cinematography. Luckily, the rule of thirds is a reliable guide that anyone

Have you ever seen a shot in a film that carried you through a scene without you even realizing it? It was most likely a

Shot composition is one of the most fundamental aspects of filmmaking. Its purpose is not only to be visually appealing but also to serve the

In this article, we will discuss low-key lighting, why it’s used, where you’ve seen it, and how to use it for your next project. What

You’ve probably heard various terms to describe lighting in film. Practical, motivated, and ambient, to name a few. However, each plays an important role in