Composition & Framing || Cinematography Masterclass - John de Borman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- John de Borman takes us through his method of composition and framing in films. Deconstructing the meaning behind the characters, scene or location and how to portray these elements in a concise and methodical way. We use examples from 'An Education', 'Made in Dagenham', 'If I stay', 'Quartet' and 'The Full Monty'.
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BBC Films (presents)
Finola Dwyer Productions
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An Education Distribution
DiNovi Pictures
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
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UK Film Council
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Focus pullers. Under estimated .Love that he said that.
Create scenes that imply more than that’s on the screen. Amazing words.
CookeOpticsTV should have millions of subscribers. This video on composition and framing is among many I've seen on this channel that impart valuable information and inspiration for film makers like myself. May your sub count continue to grow and may you prosper in its wake.
I guess you don't worry much about competition in an already competitive industry.
The quality of this channel is astounding.
This is beautiful to see.
Love it
We appreciate more lighting tips🙏
Like the way this gentleman says these things makes it seem like complete common sense, makes it sound easy. A true master for sure.
Humble description of a brilliant move using the reflection.
Thanks for these deep insights, that would take us years to learn
Robert Altman used that technique of superimposing a subject's gaze through reflection in a window many times. There is one instance I'm thinking of from The Long Goodbye (a wonderful film) where he also used a reflection off a car window. And what makes this special is not the reflection. It's the gaze of the actor through the reflection and how that actor reacts to the scene presented. It's entirely nonverbal. Not about what's said (what line is uttered) but how a face expresses the character's interpretation of what's gazed upon. Because you - the viewer - should distrust what characters say. But you'll always trust their expressions, their eyes and mouths and gait and other nonverbal cues. Pure visual storytelling. Goddard did this too, which I think it was really a French New Wave thing that popularized it among American filmmakers in the 70s.
Love this channel. Thanks for the videos!
Brilliant. Love all the editing in of the shots from the different films.
Excellent video, Thanks for sharing! Subscribed.
Brilliant channel! Learning so much!
absolutelly brilliant
this guy gets it
Excelente! Me suscribo!
I agree that films are too busy these days, it seems like they are made for audiences with attention deficit and there seems less trust in the medium.
At 0:42 I thought this looked like the apartment from the series Sherlock.... I scroll down and your name is the first in the comments. Super weird.
@@Andrelas11 Omg it does look like it
If it werent for the staircase I'd think it's the same set
1:02 poetic and interesting image.
Great information from a fantastic DP.
fabulous yes you are john de borman , i worked with you on tara road and it was a real pleasure, i learned so much from you and yes i am the actress regards jennifer mc cann
Well said
awesome tips
👌🏻👌🏻
Great video! Subscribed!
+Brian Cox enjoy the channel!
Great video! Who is the artist that composed the music of this video? I love how it starts!
+Santos Lanusse it's from Premiumbeat.com. Artist: Olive Musique. Title: Easy Math
Films are over edited because
there is no great composition & framing.
Turkish subtitle please
What frame rate was the interview recorded at?
You should only be in film to perfect your craft
Why is it so important that the family is black
Had to bring them up a stop or two or you’d lose detail. Lol, no he didn’t say that, probably wasn’t thinking about that, but it’s true, lighting of varied skin tones is different-and this can come as a shock for those who think pale pink is the normal.
@@MarcosElMalo2 😭😭😂
black family... could have just said, family.
Great series. But really, stop using this annoying, not adding anything at all, background tunes. Thank you!
Same that tune is irritating