Cinematography.

Topic Introduction:

Cinematography is defined as "the art of technique of motion picture." Cinematography is the art of motion picture photography. Cinematographers use a lens to focus reflected light from objects into a real image that is transferred to some image sensor or light-sensitive material inside a movie camera

Background Research:

Cinematography is important in film because a plot can be weak, but the camera work, lighting, and other visual elements make it a pleasing experience for a film, the key elements of cinematography are exposure, shot size, camera angle, camera movement, composition, type of lens, depth of field, and white balance.

Content Application:

For an assignment using cinematography, we were supposed to find any focus of the shot that we choose. After we were supposed to take a picture of different shots in different. Instead of me being in the frame I chose different classmates to pose in front of my camera in different angels in the middle of the hallway. After taking these shots I went back into the classroom and started uploading the pictures I took and then placed them into a document.