Art of Cinematography (21st Century Chinese Film and Television Art Series)

Author: Liu Shuliang
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The photography curriculum at the Film and Television Arts College of Beijing Broadcasting University is divided into four stages. The first stage is photography technology, focusing on exposure control and optical lenses, primarily covering how to achieve correctly exposed photographic images and the shaping characteristics of various optical lenses. The second stage is photographic composition, mainly discussing image composition and flat composition techniques. The third stage is film and television production technology, primarily covering the technical performance of film and television cameras and post-production techniques. After completing all these stages, the transition is made to film and television photography art, which is about how to use film and television cameras for artistic creation. This book serves as the textbook for the film and television photography art course and is intended for students who have completed the first three courses, including senior students from director, cinematography, and editing classes, as well as master's students in related fields such as film studies and radio and television arts. The first six chapters of this book the six constituent elements of film and television images and lenses, while the seventh chapter focuses on scene design as the core, discussing the comprehensive application of various elements in film and television production. For other readers, it is recommended to read some books on photography technology, photographic composition, and film and television production technology from Beijing Broadcasting University before reading this book.