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Kelly Gordon Brine
The Art of Cinematic Storytelling: A Visual Guide to Planning Shots, Cuts, and Transitions
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ISBN: 9780190054335
Author : Kelly Gordon Brine
Published: 2020
Publisher: OUP USA
Number of pages: 368
Language: English
Format: Paperback / softback
Format: 254 x 180
Author : Kelly Gordon Brine
Published: 2020
Publisher: OUP USA
Number of pages: 368
Language: English
Format: Paperback / softback
Format: 254 x 180
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To dramatize a story using moving images, a director must have a full understanding of the meaning and emotional effect of all the various types of shots and cuts that are available to advance the story. Drawing upon his extensive experience as a storyboard artist who has worked with over 200 directors and cinematographers on television series and movies, author Kelly Gordon Brine provides a practical and accessible introduction to the design of shots, cuts, and
transitions for film, television, animation, video, and game design.
With hundreds of illustrations and diagrams, concise explanations of essential storytelling concepts, and vivid examples, The Art of Cinematic Storytelling demystifies the visual design choices that are fundamental to directing and editing. The author delves deeply into the techniques that visual storytellers use to captivate their audience, including blocking, camera positioning, transitions, and planning shots with continuity editing in mind. Practical advice on how to clarify time,
space, and motion in many common situations — such as dialogue, pursuits, and driving sequences — makes this book an invaluable guide for all aspiring filmmakers.
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