Mastering the Craft of Cinematography
Mastering the Craft of Cinematographer is an eye-opening 19-lesson module from No Film School’s flagship course How to Make Money as a Cinematographer.
This module covers a wide range of topics to help you master the art of capturing stunning visuals. From the fundamental principles of three-point lighting and smart side lighting to the intricacies of lighting night scenes, filming interviews, and capturing product shots.
Throughout the module, we explore the importance of pre-production planning, effective on-set execution, and post-production workflows, including managing image workflow, working with colorists, and executing your own final grade.
By the end of this module, you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of need-to-know cinematography techniques and invaluable takeaways that will enable you to master your craft.
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While listening, it made me reflect back on my experience, to see whether I was already following what was being taught, as well as on my mistakes and failures. Lots of great insight. I would have liked to see more B-roll, to see more practical applications of what was talked about.
This course was chock full of great beginner and intermediate information. The one thing I was disappointed in was the lack of enough B-roll demonstrating some of the information being presented. It was mostly a “talking head.”
I was also a bit surprised that there were some mistakes in the video (duplication of clips, and log footage not yet corrected), though it was not a big deal.
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Overall, this video course was informative and easy to follow. There were a few editing errors, mostly repeated clips from different cameras, but they didn’t take away from what was being taught.