Baltimore Architecture (MD) (Then & Now)

Description

To understand and develop the combination of skills and creativity involved in cinematography;
Photographic principles and how they are applied to control focus exposure, motion blur, and image sharpness;
To identify the roles and skills of each member of the camera department, and how and when each are required during a shoot;
The order and process of lighting on all scales of productions and the use and application of the four main types of lamps;
How to use waveforms, false color, and zebras for monitoring light levels, and meters for guiding exposure choices;
The principles of the color wheel, color palettes, and the psychological effects of color choices;
How to shoot for different types of fiction and nonfiction/documentary films and how to apply these skills to other genres of TV and film production;
Strategies for both starting and progressing your career within cinematography and the camera department.