Film Directing: Shot by Shot - 25th Anniversary Edition

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Film Directing: Shot by Shot - 25th Anniversary Edition

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Shot by Shot is the world’s go-to directing book, now newly updated for a special 25th Anniversary edition! The first edition sold over 250,000 copies, making it one of the bestselling books on film di-recting of all time. Aspiring directors, cinematographers, editors, and producers, many of whom are now working professionals, learned the craft of visual storytelling from Shot by Shot, the most com-plete source for preplanning the look of a movie.

The book contains over 800 photos and illustrations, and is by far the most comprehensive look at shot design in print, containing storyboards from movies such as Citizen Kane, Blade Runner, Dead-pool, and Moonrise Kingdom. Also introduced is the concept of A, I, and L patterns as a way to sim-plify the hundreds of staging choices facing a director in every scene. Shot by Shot uniquely blends story analysis with compositional strategies, citing examples then il-lustrated with the storyboards used for the actual films.

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Útgefandi
Michael Wiese Productions
ISBN
9781615933082
Print ISBN
9781615932979
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
0
Höfundar
Steve D. Katz
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2019-04-29
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
10
Afritunar takmörkun
10

Kaflar

  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Acknowledgments
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • About the Photographs and Storyboards Used in This Book
  • Part I — Visualization: The Process
  • 1. Visualization
  • 2. Production Design
  • 3. Storyboards
  • 4. Visualization: Tools and Techniques
  • 5. The Production Cycle
  • Part II — Elements of the Continuity Style
  • 6. Composing Shots: Spatial Connections
  • 7. Editing: Temporal Connections
  • Part III — The Workshop
  • 8. The Basics Applied
  • 9. Staging Dialogue Sequences
  • 10. Dialogue Staging with Three Subjects
  • 11. Four or More Player Dialogue Stagings
  • 12. Mobile Staging
  • 13. Depth of the Frame
  • 14. Camera Angles
  • 15. Open and Closed Framings
  • 16. Point of View
  • Part IV — The Moving Camera
  • 17. The Pan
  • 18. The Crane Shot
  • 19. The Tracking Shot
  • 20. Tracking Shot Choreography
  • 21. Transitions
  • 22. Format
  • 23. Shadowing
  • 24. Short Cuts
  • 25. Parting Shots
  • Glossary
  • Recommended Reading
  • About the Author