I have a book titled high definition cinematography third edition. I got it recently and didn't read it. I want to learn cinematography, I am a software programmer so it is okay I learn software, too. But I am no cameraman and won't want to work with camera.
I know nothing about cinematography, so, I want to know it, and I want it help me in writing screenplay of film. I want to be knowing this well.
I don't have access to other filmography books, as it is hard for me to buy online or access a library. If a software book, I probably can access it. I hope so...
Maybe you say there is an online resource that can help you grasp such concepts and can help you write for a film maker or cinematographer.
I want more advanced things, I don't want wedding films, I mean high quality films which are from Hollywood great films.
Like I like to know how history films are made in view of cinematographers, or how special effects and visual effects are put into work. What concepts I need to know? How should I bring them into my work as a writer?
Thanks!
I know nothing about cinematography, so, I want to know it, and I want it help me in writing screenplay of film. I want to be knowing this well.
I don't have access to other filmography books, as it is hard for me to buy online or access a library. If a software book, I probably can access it. I hope so...
Maybe you say there is an online resource that can help you grasp such concepts and can help you write for a film maker or cinematographer.
I want more advanced things, I don't want wedding films, I mean high quality films which are from Hollywood great films.
Like I like to know how history films are made in view of cinematographers, or how special effects and visual effects are put into work. What concepts I need to know? How should I bring them into my work as a writer?
Thanks!