Language of Cinematography and Language of Mise-en-Scenes

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judedominguiano wrote:

vonpusing21 wrote:

judedominguiano wrote:what is the cheapest camera you can suggest in doing cinematography?

for me i think that the cellphone camera is the cheapest camera we can you. skl HAHAHA

What phone then?

every phone can be use as long as it has camera in it. but of course it you have bad camera installed in your phone don't expect that the film you were creating can be a good film in terms of camera shots

cerozero wrote:is set design a part of  Mise-en-scène?

patrick STAR wrote:how to lighting affect the scene ?

clyde rosario wrote:Is camera shots and angles are part of the cinematography ?

Admin wrote:

clyde rosario wrote:Is camera shots and angles are part of the cinematography ?

yes it is, camera shots and angles is what we called cinematic techniques and it is very important.

Admin wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:how to lighting affect the scene ?

lighting can make the scene more effective  and beautiful.

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cerozero wrote:is set design a part of  Mise-en-scène?

yes , anything that you can and cannot see in a film but take part on it is part  is what we called Mise-en-scène

patrick STAR wrote:

Admin wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:how to lighting affect the scene ?

lighting can make the scene more effective  and beautiful.

but in horror movies there are no lighting applied in the film but still good.

cerozero wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:

Admin wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:how to lighting affect the scene ?

lighting can make the scene more effective  and beautiful.

but in horror movies there are no lighting applied in the film but still good.

kahit naman ata walang lightings yung film , diba isang way padin yun ng lighting style. siguro kasi depende padin yung sa genre ng film na gagawin. ALAM MO NA PAT .

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

cerozero wrote:is set design a part of  Mise-en-scène?

yes , anything that you can and cannot see in a film but take part on it is part  is what we called Mise-en-scène

so if ganun nga, I think importante padin sila kahit di masyadong pansin.. whahahaha skl

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

cerozero wrote:is set design a part of  Mise-en-scène?

yes , anything that you can and cannot see in a film but take part on it is part  is what we called Mise-en-scène

so if ganun nga, I think importante padin sila kahit di masyadong pansin.. whahahaha skl

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jheraldnotarte wrote: What is the Mechanical effects in a film?

Mechanical effects encompass the use of mechanical engineering to a greater degree. Cars being flipped and hauled over buildings are usually an effect built on specialized rigs and gimbals such as in movies like Unknown.

patrick STAR wrote:

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

cerozero wrote:is set design a part of  Mise-en-scène?

yes , anything that you can and cannot see in a film but take part on it is part  is what we called Mise-en-scène

so if ganun nga, I think importante padin sila kahit di masyadong pansin.. whahahaha skl

oo naman je, ang sakit kaya mabaliwala.

patrick STAR wrote:

Admin wrote:

clyde rosario wrote:Is camera shots and angles are part of the cinematography ?

yes it is, camera shots and angles is what we called cinematic techniques and it is very important.

can you give some camera shots and angles

Aki-noel wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:

Admin wrote:

clyde rosario wrote:Is camera shots and angles are part of the cinematography ?

yes it is, camera shots and angles is what we called cinematic techniques and it is very important.

can you give some camera shots and angles

The Medium Shot. ...
The Close-up. ...
The Long Shot. ...
The Dutch Angle. ...
The Low Angle. ...
The High Angle. ...
The Extreme Close-up. ...
The Over The Shoulder.

judedominguiano wrote:what is the cheapest camera you can suggest in doing cinematography?

vonpusing21 wrote:How does utilizing a range of special effects allow the director to best accomplish their vision?