Wide angle cinematography

This tutorial will take you through the basics of digital cinematography, from choosing the right lens, to selecting your camera settings.

playing with the Splitzer and the Wide Angle lens

I am but a teapot in the pillow shot of existence

Colin Farrell and Barry Keoghan in The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)

Few shows conjured a sense of place like Breaking Bad. As has been said time and again, the show’s Southwestern setting was as much a character as...

Breaking Bad - wide shots

the Cinematography of Emmanuel Lubezki LIGHTING FACES SHORT LIT When the Shadow side of the face faces the camera SIDE LIGHTING Spilt down the middle Extremely soft and diffused light Muliple Layers of Difussion LARGE SOURCE FOR FAST FALLOFF Shadowless look Backgrounds are often darker - faces are better lit Sunset and Sunrises Wide angle Extreme white in the eyes - close up wide angle

Duo luo tian shi (Fallen Angels), 1995 Dir: Wong Kar-wai November 19, 2009 So, this is good. But I kept wanting something else most of the time, and as it is sort of a sequel to Chungking Express (1994), there were parts that I just didn't want. Of course, that's my opinion, and there are tons of other stuff that I really dug, especially Leon Lai, who plays a killer trying to reform his life while dealing with the barely-alive relationships that he has. The ending also had me thinking about…

Wide Angle Close-ups