Production Dictionary. Grow Your Vocabulary
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- ISBN8231882434
- EAN9798231882434
- Date de parution04/05/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
This book is a comprehensive guide to the production phase of filmmaking, focusing on the technical and creative aspects of filming. From operating cameras to designing sets and costumes, this dictionary provides filmmakers with the tools and techniques needed to capture compelling visuals and sound for their films. Through clear and concise entries, the Dictionary provides filmmakers with a comprehensive and accessible reference to the key concepts and techniques used in the production phase of filmmaking.
Whether you're a student learning the ropes or a seasoned professional looking to expand your skills, this dictionary is an invaluable resource for mastering the art of production in filmmaking. Camera Operation: This section explores the techniques and principles of operating a camera during filming. Topics include camera movements, shot composition, framing, and the use of different camera types (e.g., digital cameras, film cameras) to achieve desired visual effects.
Lighting: Here, readers will learn about the art and science of lighting a film set. Topics include lighting techniques, such as three-point lighting and natural lighting, the use of lighting to create mood and atmosphere, and the role of the lighting crew in collaborating with the director and cinematographer to achieve the desired look for each scene. Sound Recording: This section focuses on the techniques and equipment used to record high-quality sound for film.
Topics include microphone types and placement, sound mixing and editing, capturing dialogue and ambient sounds, and the importance of clear and consistent sound in creating an immersive viewing experience. Directing: Readers will delve into the role of the director in overseeing the creative vision of the film. Topics include working with actors to achieve authentic performances, collaborating with the cinematographer and other crew members to capture the director's vision on screen, and managing the overall production process to ensure a cohesive and compelling final product.
Production Design: This section explores the design elements that contribute to the overall look and feel of the film. Topics include set design, props, costumes, and makeup, and how these elements are used to enhance the storytelling and create a visually cohesive world for the characters to inhabit. Costume and Makeup: Here, readers will learn about the role of costume and makeup in creating believable characters.
Topics include costume design, makeup techniques for film, and the importance of continuity in costume and makeup choices to maintain consistency throughout the film.
Whether you're a student learning the ropes or a seasoned professional looking to expand your skills, this dictionary is an invaluable resource for mastering the art of production in filmmaking. Camera Operation: This section explores the techniques and principles of operating a camera during filming. Topics include camera movements, shot composition, framing, and the use of different camera types (e.g., digital cameras, film cameras) to achieve desired visual effects.
Lighting: Here, readers will learn about the art and science of lighting a film set. Topics include lighting techniques, such as three-point lighting and natural lighting, the use of lighting to create mood and atmosphere, and the role of the lighting crew in collaborating with the director and cinematographer to achieve the desired look for each scene. Sound Recording: This section focuses on the techniques and equipment used to record high-quality sound for film.
Topics include microphone types and placement, sound mixing and editing, capturing dialogue and ambient sounds, and the importance of clear and consistent sound in creating an immersive viewing experience. Directing: Readers will delve into the role of the director in overseeing the creative vision of the film. Topics include working with actors to achieve authentic performances, collaborating with the cinematographer and other crew members to capture the director's vision on screen, and managing the overall production process to ensure a cohesive and compelling final product.
Production Design: This section explores the design elements that contribute to the overall look and feel of the film. Topics include set design, props, costumes, and makeup, and how these elements are used to enhance the storytelling and create a visually cohesive world for the characters to inhabit. Costume and Makeup: Here, readers will learn about the role of costume and makeup in creating believable characters.
Topics include costume design, makeup techniques for film, and the importance of continuity in costume and makeup choices to maintain consistency throughout the film.
This book is a comprehensive guide to the production phase of filmmaking, focusing on the technical and creative aspects of filming. From operating cameras to designing sets and costumes, this dictionary provides filmmakers with the tools and techniques needed to capture compelling visuals and sound for their films. Through clear and concise entries, the Dictionary provides filmmakers with a comprehensive and accessible reference to the key concepts and techniques used in the production phase of filmmaking.
Whether you're a student learning the ropes or a seasoned professional looking to expand your skills, this dictionary is an invaluable resource for mastering the art of production in filmmaking. Camera Operation: This section explores the techniques and principles of operating a camera during filming. Topics include camera movements, shot composition, framing, and the use of different camera types (e.g., digital cameras, film cameras) to achieve desired visual effects.
Lighting: Here, readers will learn about the art and science of lighting a film set. Topics include lighting techniques, such as three-point lighting and natural lighting, the use of lighting to create mood and atmosphere, and the role of the lighting crew in collaborating with the director and cinematographer to achieve the desired look for each scene. Sound Recording: This section focuses on the techniques and equipment used to record high-quality sound for film.
Topics include microphone types and placement, sound mixing and editing, capturing dialogue and ambient sounds, and the importance of clear and consistent sound in creating an immersive viewing experience. Directing: Readers will delve into the role of the director in overseeing the creative vision of the film. Topics include working with actors to achieve authentic performances, collaborating with the cinematographer and other crew members to capture the director's vision on screen, and managing the overall production process to ensure a cohesive and compelling final product.
Production Design: This section explores the design elements that contribute to the overall look and feel of the film. Topics include set design, props, costumes, and makeup, and how these elements are used to enhance the storytelling and create a visually cohesive world for the characters to inhabit. Costume and Makeup: Here, readers will learn about the role of costume and makeup in creating believable characters.
Topics include costume design, makeup techniques for film, and the importance of continuity in costume and makeup choices to maintain consistency throughout the film.
Whether you're a student learning the ropes or a seasoned professional looking to expand your skills, this dictionary is an invaluable resource for mastering the art of production in filmmaking. Camera Operation: This section explores the techniques and principles of operating a camera during filming. Topics include camera movements, shot composition, framing, and the use of different camera types (e.g., digital cameras, film cameras) to achieve desired visual effects.
Lighting: Here, readers will learn about the art and science of lighting a film set. Topics include lighting techniques, such as three-point lighting and natural lighting, the use of lighting to create mood and atmosphere, and the role of the lighting crew in collaborating with the director and cinematographer to achieve the desired look for each scene. Sound Recording: This section focuses on the techniques and equipment used to record high-quality sound for film.
Topics include microphone types and placement, sound mixing and editing, capturing dialogue and ambient sounds, and the importance of clear and consistent sound in creating an immersive viewing experience. Directing: Readers will delve into the role of the director in overseeing the creative vision of the film. Topics include working with actors to achieve authentic performances, collaborating with the cinematographer and other crew members to capture the director's vision on screen, and managing the overall production process to ensure a cohesive and compelling final product.
Production Design: This section explores the design elements that contribute to the overall look and feel of the film. Topics include set design, props, costumes, and makeup, and how these elements are used to enhance the storytelling and create a visually cohesive world for the characters to inhabit. Costume and Makeup: Here, readers will learn about the role of costume and makeup in creating believable characters.
Topics include costume design, makeup techniques for film, and the importance of continuity in costume and makeup choices to maintain consistency throughout the film.
