Cinematographer Style — The Art and Craft of Filmmaking.

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http://www.cinematographerstyle.com/

Cinematographer Style is about the art of how and why films look the way they do. It is about the influence of style, technique and technology-the art and craft of filmmaking.

Cinematographer Style is a feature documentary exploring the nuances of the universal art of visual story-telling. Director Jon Fauer, ASC visited with 110 cinematographers from 15 countries, who have worked in all sectors of the industry, including feature films, television, documentaries, commercials and music videos. Shot on 35mm film, the interviews were edited down to a 90-minute story.

The lesson that this film teaches is that there is no textbook and no rules for artful cinematography. It is an art-like painting, writing literature or composing music. No two artists express themselves in exactly the same way. This is a must-see film for writers, directors, producers, actors and others who collaborate with cinematographers, and also for journalists and film buffs. It will provide valuable insights into the art of cinematography and filmmaking. The body language, animated facial expressions and eyes of 110 great storytellers projected on a big screen in order to fully appreciate the words and deeply held feelings about their art. ARRI, Kodak, Technicolor, and many other organizations and individuals volunteered their support and services.

Cinematographer Style:

a T-Stop Production

Edited by
Matthew Blute

Cinematography by
Jeff Laszlo
Brian Heller
Jon Fauer, ASC
David Morgan

Digital Intermediate Finishing Services
Goldcrest Post Productions

Producer
Jon Fauer

Associate Producer
Franz Wieser

Co-Executive Producers
John W. Johnston
Robert Hoffman

Executive Producer
Volker Bahnemann

Directed by
Jon Fauer

Also check:

Cinematographer Style Book (Vol.1)
by Jon Fauer, ASC


The new ASC Press publication Cinematographer Style, Volume 1, features full transcripts of 55 of the interviews conducted for the documentary (Vol. 2 is currently in the works). The pages are packed with advice, anecdotes, lessons and history.


Cinematographer Style creates a collective narrative about the art and craft of filmmaking. The interviewees discuss their backgrounds, their dreams and struggles and, most importantly, the passion they have for their craft.


This book contains 55 of the 110 interviews The lesson from these interviews, conducted between 2003 and 2005 for the feature-length documentary Cinematographer Style, is that there is no textbook for cinematography: it is an art, like painting, writing or composing, no two artists express themselves in exactly the same way. The cinematographers are:




Cinematographer Style Book (Vol.2)
by Jon Fauer, ASC


The long-awaited completion of the Cinematographer Style trilogy: Film, Volume One and now Volume Two. Here are the 55 remaining full transcripts of the interviews conducted from 2003 and 2005 for the feature-length documentary Cinematographer Style. As with Volume One, the pages are packed with advice, anecdotes, lessons and history from some of the world's top cinematographers. It's a dialogue on the art and craft of filmmaking, in which the authors of the images discuss their backgrounds, dreams, struggles and style. The lesson from these interviews is that cinematography is an art, like painting, writing or composing, and no two artists express themselves in the same way.




Also check: Christopher Doyle Masterclass in Cinematography
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDMRB5cCrzY

Also check: 'Film Studies: 180° Degree Rule'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4wX_dmh8_g

Also Check: Filmmaking Technique: Make Someone Fly in Your Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEv_QwxTMMM

Also Check: The Robert Rodriguez: 10 Minute Film School (The 1st & Original)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-YpfievjSk

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[ExoticLadyBug]

1:24 - 1:36,Those words I'll never forget.I'm a young 17 year old female became interested in photography at age 15,and now interested in cinematography.I'd like to follow his paths..

[uzairsipra]

true ':-),

[RaimoneTV]

I like it

[MSTPhilem]

Light by light.

[viniciusb]

@jivenesspie lol

[viniciusb]

@lizardkingrevived Inspiring!

[ClaireHitachiin]

@ExoticLadyBug omigosh. same here! best of luck to you! :)

[andrademeza]

@ExoticLadyBug lol same here i was 17 though i got into photography then at 21 became interested in cinematography.

[lizardkingrevived]

Wow. I'm a 71 year old male. I became interested in photography at age 51, and now I'm interested in cinemtography.

Amazing.

[2Zemog]

@ExoticLadyBug Wow. I'm a young 17 year old male. I became interested in photography at the age of 15, and now I'm interested in cinematography.

Amazing.

[popaddict]

@Icemangqx that's not in the actual dvd! just so you know :P

[jivenesspie]

edited by a cinematographer?