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    MINDSCREEN FILM INSTITUTE

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    formative years. Mindscreen Film Institute‚ a Film school for Cinematography started in July‚ 2006 aims to train students both on the theoretical and operational aspects of filmmaking with specialization in Cinematography making use of the latest state-of-the-art of all camera equipments and facilities available on campus. Mindscreen Film Institute is one of the best cinema schools for cinematography. The certificate course on Cinematography offered by Mindscreen Institute is highly reputed for its

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    Film Editing

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    and visual features are organised and combined for different meanings‚ effects and purposes. Unit Learning Outcomes – By the end of this unit‚ students will be able to: 1. Identify‚ analyse and evaluate the elements within the mise-en-scene‚ cinematography and post-production of a film in discussion and writing. 2. Analyse the central components of the film (exposition/conclusion‚ character/relationships‚ theme‚ narrative‚ genre‚ motif/symbol) using the above terminology correctly and with reference

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    Cinematographer

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    com/article-266/Some_Facts_About_Cinematographers.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-production http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steadicam http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/cinematographer2.htm http://www.theglaringfacts.com/communications/film-studies/cinematography/

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    tools used to create moving images‚ an archive of the methods and practices used by some of the world’s greatest cinematographers‚ and most importantly‚ an inspiration for those who intend to make the craft their life’s work. It is the house where cinematography lives‚ the iconic representation of the very best visual artists in the business. There is literally nothing like it in the entire world. The even have a picture of it in the ASC Gallery that dates back to 1905! It is one of the most exclusive

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    Digital Cinematography

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    Digital Cinematography For over a century motion picture have entertained the masses‚ allowing people to view life taking place on a large screen. For the majority of this time these movies were shot using the same film found in photographic cameras. Technology always seems to take over and the film industry seems poised to be the next target. With digital picture acquisition getting better everyday‚ movies are beginning to be shot completely digital. There are a number of plusses and minuses

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    Digital Colour Correction Color as it relates to films was developed as a result of an increasing desire to interpret directorial vision and presentation meanings of art films. Any color combination present in a film can be interpreted as color theory. This includes black and white‚ saturated colors and prop or costume design. An understanding of the various application of color in films is often important in order to understand the meaning of a film .Far more fundamentally is its power as a communication

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    Hugo Cabret Essay

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    idea in the audience’s mind that because Hugo was so driven to achieve his dream‚ the audience should also be determined to achieve theirs. Scorsese’s decision to use these specific elements in mise-en-scene is somewhat effective. Even though the cinematography in this scene draws attention away from Hugo’s facial expression and uses three point lighting in place of high key lighting‚ the audience is still able to accept the invited reading. Equally important in conveying the invited reading to the audience

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    Sequence Analysis for Casablanca “Play it again Sam” Shot 1 - Establishing shot shows Selective focus on Sam as piano wheeled in focus‚ within Ricks bar - Black and white color scheme with hard lighting and low-key illumination effectively recreates bar image - Sam face fronting camera‚ well lit‚ Ilsa back to camera - Background out of focus‚ thus centering the scene around Sam and Ilsa - Diegetic sound of conversation between sam and Ilsa - 2 planes of action -Sam and Ilsa conversation

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    Dead Poet's Society

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    The most successful film directors are those who offer their audience thought provoking themes to contemplate throughout their film. This is achieved by using a large range of film techniques to enhance the portrayal of a theme or idea. In the film ‘Dead Poets Society’‚ the director Peter Weir has put forward several themes and ideas which are critical to the structure of the film. Fundamental aspects construct the basis of the film and they include themes such as tradition‚ conformity‚ and loyalty

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    Mis en Scene

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    Neorealist mise-en-scene relied on actual location shooting (mainly outdoors)‚ and its photographic work tended towards the rawness of documentaries.  Shooting on the streets and in private buildings made Italian camera operators incredibly adept at cinematography. In addition‚ the lack of sound equipment (dialogue was dubbed through post-synchronization) allowed for smaller crews and much greater freedom of movement. This more complex mise-en-scene and more adept camerawork (the use of long shots‚ deep

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