Mastering Cinematography in Narrative Storytelling – Oscar Tips on Visual Sentences

Cinematography is more than just pointing a camera and capturing images. The Cinematographer’s art is visual storytelling.

Thinking as a cinematographer gives you the ability to use the equipment it takes to achieve the visual narration the scenes require.

A carefully-chosen camera movements and angles can heighten dramatic visualization of the story. A carelessly picked camera shots may distract or confuse the audience by depicting the scene so that its meaning is difficult to comprehend.

In film, certain camera movements will give us certain feelings; some good, some bad, some in between. But what you don’t want to do is give the wrong idea or emotion to the audience when that isn’t needed. Or to not give that very emotion whenever it’s much needed. In this course, you’re going to learn the Hollywood ways of using camera movements to tell visual story in a way that portray the exact emotion you want the viewers to experience.

My name is Isaac Albert, welcome to my course. With years of insiders’ cinematography knowledge, I am confident that this course will get you equipped with the narrative filmmaking techniques you need to be a successful filmmaker.

In this course you will upgrade your narrative cinematography skills by learning how to deploy camera movements to tell visual story like a pro.

This course is created for beginner and intermediate cinematographers who want to take their camera storytelling skills to the top level.

In this course, you will to learn about:

Language of Camera, How to make camera talk, Visual Sentence, Combining Shots for Visual Narrative Meaning behind the use of each camera shots Visual Storytelling techniques, Internally generated camera movements, Using camera to create suspense

In order to get the most from this course, you will need to know the fundamentals of Filmmaking. The knowledge of camera sixes

By the end of this course, you will be able to deploy the narrative camera movements techniques into your scene in order to make the viewers experience your story.

Are you ready to learn the language of the screen? Let’s get started!