Cinematography Study: One Choice

[@Stanleyxavi]

Im a vfx compositor, and i keep coming back to your breakdowns for composition lighting and framework, it would be great if you could breakdown some vfx shots from a cinematographer's perspective. or you could even take some badly lit or composited shot, and explain why its bad. it would be very educational.

[@cm-photovideo]

From 5:40 it's fascinating to see the constant shift in orientation of the sofa between the wide and the singles/two-shot in order to prioritise the composition and lighting. Another brilliant breakdown, thanks!

[@73jayzee]

There's genius in the simplicity.. Looking forward to working through your exposure course. Cheers mate

[@julianvelez7686]

wow, the practical placements are KILLER! it's like he sees into the future.

[@robinprobyn1971]

Some how I didn't like the large practical between the couple seated on the sofa . Otherwise I think Roger has a very promising future in this game .

[@randallburgess6393]

Sweet. Thanks for the video and wisdom

[@randallburgess6393]

Nicely illustrated brother

[@samuelpy4956]

Would love to see a breakdown of a scene from the show Shrinking. Curious about their approach, especially shots where they break the rules of the framework and it still works.

[@BunarathFoTo]

So amazing job. But can you share about set up lights too😊

[@micahsmithmedia]

have you looked at or studied any Christopher Nolan/Hoyte Van Hoytema films for a YT video?

[@emilymitchell6823]

Deakins video, do a shot!

[@the180degreerule3]

I hate the way a lot of cinematographers use practicals and what I hate the most is the directors who let them get away with such immense laziness.

[@wanderingdp]

hate leads to suffering.