Filmmaking & Cinematography

Explore the art and craft of filmmaking and cinematography, from scriptwriting to post-production and capturing moving images with expert techniques and insights.

The Dolly Shot: Creative Uses of Camera Movements, Shots, Angles – By Jason Hellerman

It can be difficult to push your audience to identify with the characters while only using camera movement. But it is possible with the right techniques. Today, we’ll review the dolly shot and learn how you can use them creatively to bring the audience into your characters’ world. Let’s glide into this one! DOLLY SHOTS

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12 Key Components for Launching A Successful YouTube Channel

Every YouTuber’s dream is to have a successful, profitable channel that grows fast to put them on the road to fame. The good news is that no one is far from this dream; however, the time to achieve this dream may vary from one channel to another. Therefore I thought to share essential aspects of

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What is a High Angle Shot? What does it imply and how is it used in films?

The way you frame your actors or subjects in the film will convey your message to the viewer. Deliver the wrong message, and you’ve lost the crowd. In this blog, we’re going to run over high-angle shots and how they’re going to help you bring subtext to your shot range and variety to your shot

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Our suggested ‘pandemic’ titles

The 2011 film “Contagion,” about a deadly virus pandemic, is increasing in popularity due to the coronavirus. The coronavirus has spread to at least 88 countries and killed more than 3,300 people. (Business Insider) Although the film was released in 2011, it has risen to popularity this year. The storyline revolves around how the death of

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5 Shorts Tips and Tricks to Enhance Your Video-Editing Work

It’s not easy to make a film. The shooting is a difficult enough part, and the next half, the post-production is usually even more difficult. Editing and post-processing for videos can require the right mix of imagination and technical skills. Even better, having many ‘tips and tricks’ at your disposal can always help you speed

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Filmmaking 101: What Makes A Good Director?

Success in making a blockbuster movie is the result of collaboration and overall teamwork from the actors, crew, pre-production team, post-production team, writers, cinematographers, and most of all the directors. Directors are the visionaries, whose jobs are more than saying “action” and “cut!” A true filmmaker or director does not rely on budget alone, regardless

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What is Three-Point Lighting? 5 Tips for Setting Up Three-Point Lighting

With all the stuff that you film-makers and film-enthusiasts can do, from my personal experience – I know that lighting for video or photography can be a real pain. This blog aim’s to be a basic tutorial of one of the most commonly used lighting techniques in film and photography. Three-point illumination is a typical

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How a film score can create tension and suspense

As we at Cinemagic are leaders in visualizing ideas into motion pictures through cutting edge technology, we do our very best in visual storytelling. However, visual storytelling or production has a large number of things that require utmost focus. In this blog, we focus on one of the most important parts in the post-production process

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