Why Being Amazing At Lighting Beats Having The Best Camera
In the beginning of every cinematographer’s journey, the camera is idolized. “If only I had this camera, my work would be infinitely better.” “This camera has the best dynamic range, […]
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Outdoor Exposure
Pre Note These images were shot on an Arri Alexa Classic with Nikon Nikkor-S photography lenses; in this case, I used a 35mm f2.8 lens. The images were very lightly […]
SET: A Brief Introduction To Lighting
SET: A Brief Introduction To Lighting It’s your first year of film school, or it’s your first time being introduced to lighting. You learn that there’s this method called three-point […]
S.W.
After months of hard work in post, I now present S.W.
You, Me, Us
Filmed in 2016, this is piece about a woman who is struggling to come to terms with her identity. Enjoy.
Floating
Dear Ladies and Gents, I present my newest short “Floating.” It makes no sense, and I’m proud of it.
The Pan and Scan Dilemma
Intro Have you ever noticed that a film you watched in theaters doesn’t look the same on your television while watching cable? If not, watch a few films, and you’ll […]
How To Analyze Your Footage In REDCINE-X PRO
Intro: REDCINE-X PRO When it comes to being a RED owner, REDCINE-X PRO is very important tool. This software, specifically designed to be used with R3Ds, is an extremely powerful […]
Light Meters: An Intro To The Light Meter
Intro Due to digital cameras becoming increasingly more advanced, many beginning cinematographers, including myself at one point, believe that light meters are no longer necessary in order to capture well-exposed, cinematic images. With […]
Color Space: An Introduction To Color Spaces
Introduction What is a color space? Why do I need to know it? How do color spaces tie into my understanding of cinematography as a film student? These are hopefully […]
