Best Filmmaking Advice
best filmmaking advice – cinematography techniques offering practical tips and expert advice to help you create stunning visuals. In this masterclass.
0:00 Roger Deakins
0:14 Rachel Morrison
0:30 Russell Carpenter
0:43 Ernest Dickerson
0:57 James Wong Howe
1:15 Conrad Hall
1:36 Dean Cundey
2:34 Reed Morano
2:53 Raoul Coutard
3:04 Ernest Dickerson
3:32 Roger Deakins
3:54 Janusz Kamiński
4:27 Hiro Narita
4:34 Bill Dill
4:44 Jacek Laskus
4:56 Bill Dill
5:19 Remi Adefarasin
5:40 Bradford Young
6:17 Vittorio Storaro
6:42 John de Borman
7:06 Roger Deakins
7:22 Bradford Young
7:53 Luciano Tovoli
8:07 Robert Richardson
8:25 Allen Daviau
8:37 Robert Yeoman
8:48 Hoyte van Hoytema
9:02 Bradford Young
10:40 Roger Deakins
10:57 Conrad Hall
11:44 Caleb Deschanel
12:49 Shane Hurlbut
13:24 Akira Kurosawa
13:46 Kazuo Miyagawa
14:17 Roger Deakins
14:42 Gavin Finney
15:21 Rodrigo Prieto
16:06 John Toll
16:24 Newton Thomas Sigel
16:37 Peter Suschitzky
16:54 Janusz Kamiński
17:21 Russell Carpenter
17:53 Stephen H. Burum
18:22 Polly Morgan
18:37 Vittorio Storaro
19:28 Bradford Young
cinematography techniques, offering practical tips and expert advice to help you create stunning visuals. Whether you’re a beginner filmmaker or an experienced director, these cinematography 101 tips will enhance your storytelling and make your shots more dynamic. From understanding camera movements to perfecting lighting, this video will cover it all. If you’re passionate about filmmaking, looking for film advice, or want to learn from the best.
