Shooting the Scene

ISBN-13: 9780367746124 / Miękka / 2024 / 280 str.

Mark Rosman

Opis

Navigating the necessary skills for shooting film or TV is a challenge for any filmmaker. This book demystifies the art and craft of “coverage” – explaining where to put the camera to shoot any kind of scene.

Spis treści

Part 1: The Fundamentals of Shooting a Scene  1. Directing the Camera  2. The Three Non-Camera Related Elements that Affect Coverage  3. The Director's Visual Toolkit  4. Using the Toolkit  5. Putting it All together  6. Planning Tools  7. Shooting for the Editing Room  8. Common Coverage Mistakes  9. Director's Steps in Creating a Shooting Plan  Part 2: Adding Style and Tackling Coverage Challenges  10. Style, Vision, and Artistry  11. Applying Style to Coverage  12. Challenging Scenes  13. Shooting Efficiently and Effectively  14. Multiple Cameras  15. Tips, Tricks, and Pointers  16. Coverage Collaborators  Part 3: Advanced Coverage  17. Scenes with Complex Elements: Non-Action  18. Scenes with Complex Elements: Action  19. Scenes with Complex Elements: Visual Effects  20. Coverage into the future  

O autorze

Mark Rosman is a continuing Lecturer of Film and TV Production at UCLA’s School of Theatre, Film, and Television, where he teaches directing, production, and beginning and advanced coverage.  He is an award-winning writer and director of film and television, having directed family classics such as A Cinderella Story and Life-Size, as well as countless features, TV movies, and TV episodes for Warner Bros., Universal, CBS, Disney, ABC Family, USA., TBS, Hallmark, and Lifetime.