Class Cinematography Workshop

Deepening knowledge in handling digital cameras at a higher level than in the previous semester. Improvement of image capture techniques combined with lighting and camera movement components. The application of the light design technique to create cinematographic images for fictional content. The application of audiovisual language in the field of image composition, aesthetics, camera movements will be dissected in practice. Organization and management of camera, lighting and grip equipment. Organization of a production team with all sectors coordinated for filming indoor and outdoor scene.

Not applicable

Camera - Handling and operation of all camera functions Lighting. The 3 points of light. Basic lighting scheme. Light and equipment characteristics. Filming of an Interior and Exterior scene. Filming of the pilot for the TV series Machinery- Manipulation of machinery equipment. Film viewing Analytical texts on cinematography

The process is based on the student's autonomy and freedom to apply the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired throughout the class sessions. The ability to innovate and apply new artistic and aesthetic methods are encouraged.

Brown, Blain - Lighting - 2sn edition USA - 1992 Stump, D. (2014). Digital Cinematography - Fundamentals, Tools, Techniques and Workflows. New York: Focal Press. Millerson, Gerald - The Technique of Lighting for Television and Film -3rd Edition - Focal Press 1994 Paul Wheeler - High Definition Cinematography - 2nd Edition - Elsevier-Focal Press 2003 Ettedgui, P. (1998). Cinematography Screencraft. switzerland: Rotovision sa.