Profession: Cinematographer. Hollywood"s secret techniques

"This book should be prohibited! It is really full of cool chips and techniques that professional directors are zealously kept secret. Why do they need to disclose them in just a few dollars? " - John Badem, director of the series "Konstantin", "arrow" and "Heroes"

The updated edition of the legendary book of Christopher Kenvorti Master Shots.

To build a frame, think over the composition to the smallest detail, choose the most successful angle and the plan - this is a real art that every operator should own. It is not enough just to turn on the camera, you need to know where and how to direct it.
This is a table book for both beginners and professionals that will help immerse themselves in the art of cinema and find non -standard artistic techniques for shooting films. Here are collected methods that will help you make complex and original frames for any budget.

- What is important when shooting a dialogue?
- Which angle creates voltage?
- Where to start shooting the chase?
- How to add eroticism to a love scene?
- What will add a scene of drama?

Detailed teditions of cult films will help to understand how popular operator techniques work. When the time and budget, the methods described in this book, will help you save your film and make each frame to match the high -budget blockbuster of Hollywood.
This manual is translated into several languages ​​and are used as a practical manual at specialized universities in different countries. The book can be read from crust to crust, or you can contact it only for the necessary topics. Whatever path you choose, this magnificent publication will be your adviser and inspirer throughout the career.

Christopher Kenvorti is a writer, film director and producer with many years of experience. He worked on musical clips, textbooks on visual effects and commercial projects. His first book, published in Russia, is called "how the blockbusters of Tarantino, Scorsese, Spielberg are removed. Tools and swording the work of the best directors"