For this role i’ll be using cinematography
The role of a cinematographer is to control the camera and chose angles which are best suited for certain scenes and moments. A cinematographer is responsible for the was the scene looks though the lens and the lighting. The lighting is the responsibility of a Cinematographer as the cinematographer can see if the scene is too light or too dark and has the ability to change that due to being able to notice where the light needs to be and here is too dark or has too many shadows. An inspirational Cinematographer Louis le Prince who created the first Motion picture in 1888. The first motion pictures had no sound and were in black and white, however 100 years later it is now completely digital, high definition, includes sounds and also has intriguing visual effects that could have never been possible when cinematography first started. Le Prince was known as possibly being the first person to shoot a moving picture sequence using a single lens camera and a strip of film which we would now call a Tracking Shot. The cinematographer will be in charge of equipment that the camera needs like different lenses, batteries and sim cards to hold all the data and outtakes of the film being produced. Life Of Pi is a film which contains brilliant cinematography. Claudio Miranda was the cinematographer for the Life Of Pi and the film was shot on digital using ARRI ALEXA Camera and Angenieux Optimo Zoom Lenses.
The film was difficult to produce due to much of the filming being carried out in a self-generating wave tank on a set.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Le_Prince
Clip 1 – Skating
I decided to create a adventure and Psychological non-fiction clip of film which I’ve taken inspiration from, from the film “Life Of Pi”. As the film is adventurous and shows determination as there is a demand for phycological thoughts to motivate and push people to achieve great things. Claudio Miranda was the cinematographer for the life of pi, Mirandas cinematographer style is naturalistic which i will use to establish the work that is put in to skate.