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Filmmaking Essentials for Photographers: The Fundamental Principles of Transitioning from Stills to Motion
Contributor(s): Angel, Eduardo (Author)

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ISBN: 1681981629     ISBN-13: 9781681981628
Publisher: Rocky Nook
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Binding Type: Paperback - See All Available Formats & Editions
Published: November 2016
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- Photography | Techniques - Digital (see Also Computers - Digital Media - Photography)
- Photography | Techniques - Cinematography & Videography
- Photography | Reference
Physical Information: 0.4" H x 6.9" W x 9" L (1.10 lbs) 200 pages
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In Filmmaking Essentials for Photographers: The Fundamental Principles of Transitioning from Stills to Motion, Emmy Award-winning photographer and filmmaker Eduardo Angel helps you begin your journey to becoming as capable and confident with creating works of motion as you are with photographing still images.


To remain relevant and in demand in today's visually driven world, image makers must learn to craft both still photographs and motion in order to attract clients. While there are many similarities between photography and cinematography, there are key aspects of shooting motion--such as sound and camera movement, to name just two--that are uncharted territory for most photographers. In Filmmaking Essentials for Photographers: The Fundamental Principles of Transitioning from Stills to Motion, Emmy Award-winning photographer and filmmaker Eduardo Angel helps you begin your journey to becoming as capable and confident with creating works of motion as you are with photographing still images.

Filmmaking Essentials for Photographers covers a wide range of tools, techniques, resources, and tips that offer practical input on how to transition to motion. This is not an in-depth book on editing, directing, or even lighting. Instead, the goal of this book is to cover the fundamental aspects of filmmaking from a straightforward nuts-and-bolts perspective. You will learn all about:

    - How to switch to a "filmmaker's brain" engage with a crew, understand the director's and director of photography's roles, and work with a script, shot lists, and storyboards
    - The basics of composition for motion: framing continuous shots, establishing a scene, and creating perspective and movement
    - The role of lighting, including how it is used to tell a story and how it directs the viewer's attention
    - The crucial part that sound plays in motion, including music and soundscapes
    - How to use the right gear for the job: from cameras and lighting gear to microphones, rigs, and key accessories
    - The art and craft of editing: the post-production workflow, how to organize your assets, and how to deconstruct the editing process
    - Color theory and how you can use it to enhance the story you are telling
    - How to do more with less--no matter the budget


Increasingly, opportunities come to those who can create content for clients that need both stills and motion. To that end, the final chapter of the book covers those business opportunities that will open up to you with your newfound skills in motion: from multimedia projects, educational content, and interviews, to independent short films, stock video footage, and commercials.


Contributor Bio(s): Angel, Eduardo: - Eduardo Angel is an Emmy Award-winning visual storyteller, technology consultant, and educator based in Brooklyn, New York. Holding an MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design and a Bachelor of Architecture from Los Andes University, he teaches at The School of Visual Arts and the International Center of Photography, and currently mentors the photography program at the Savannah College of Art and Design. He is also a member of Tenba's Visual Artists and X-Rite's Coloratti programs, has worked as an Adobe official beta tester for Lightroom and Premiere Pro, and is the author of popular filmmaking courses on Lynda.com. Eduardo is also a cofounder of the production company The Digital Distillery, a multidisciplinary team of filmmakers, architects, poets, web developers, composers, editors and marketing experts collaborating to transform ideas and products into visual stories.
 
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