Chapter OneThe Shots: What, How, and Why?
Learning to Speak the Cinematic Language
Choosing Your Frame Shape, Resolution, and Orientation
Traditional Shot Names and Descriptions
Phases of Motion Media Production
Master Scene Technique and Shooting Coverage
Script Analysis and Shot Breakdown
Shot Lists, Storyboards, and Overheads
You can find moving images just about everywhere these days. We access time-based visual media on our smartphones, tablets, laptops, exercise equipment, gaming systems, and so forth. Around the world, you can see motion imagery playing in taxis, on airplanes, on billboards, at bus stops, in the aisles of “big-box” stores, in museums, and, of course, on television and in movie theaters. ...
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