Understanding design in film production : using art, light & locations to tell your story /
Great visual storytelling is possible on a minimal budget, but you have to spend a lot of energy thinking and planning. In Understanding Design in Film Production, author Barbara Freedman Doyle demonstrates how to use production design, cinematography, lighting, and locations to create an effective...
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| Format: | Elektronički e-knjiga |
| Jezik: | engleski |
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London ; New York, NY :
Routledge,
2019.
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| Online pristup: | EBSCOhost ProQuest Ebook Central Taylor & Francis VLeBooks VLeBooks |
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- Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Photo Credits; Introduction; Note; SECTION 1: Understanding Design in Film; Chapter 1: What Is Your Movie About . . .?; Point of View; Tone; What Does All This Have to Do with You?; Chapter 2: Some Components of Visual Design; Color; Texture; Size; Forced Perspective; Line and Repetition; Another Use of Line; Weight; Chapter 3: The Vision-and Collaboration; SECTION 2: The Collaborators; Chapter 4: Designing, Building, Painting; The Production Designer; The Business Side; The Art Director; The Set Designer
- Art Department CoordinatorConcept Illustrator; Storyboard Artist; Researcher; Construction; The Construction Coordinator; Greens; Lead Scenic; Chapter 5: The Decorator; The Crew; Chapter 6: Locations; Second Unit; Places "Playing" Other Places; Chapter 7: Lighting and Picture; Chapter 8: Costumes and Props; Costumes; Props; Chapter 9: Visual Effects and Animation; Effects; Visual Effects and Animation; Chapter 10: Why All This Talk about Authenticity?; Cheating Reality; The Responsibility of a Production Designer; The Budget; SECTION 3: Your Low Budget Film or TV Project
- Chapter 11: Putting All This TogetherHow It Can Work; Saying Yes; Chapter 12: Planning Your Project: Building It, Finding It, or Both?; Breaking Down a Script; Researching the Subject of the Script; Deciding about Locations; Business Basics and Design; Budgets and the Producer and Screenwriter (and Sometimes the Director); Now Back to Our Rom-Com; More Factors in the Choice of Practical vs. Build; Chapter 13: Shooting Your Film on Distant Location; The Cost; The Logistics; The Good News and the Bad News; The Takeaway for Producers, Directors, and Those Who Suggest Finding the Locations "Away."
- Tax IncentivesChapter 14: Your Process; Action; What Does the Director Want to See?; Stages; Chapter 15: Practical Matters: Location Agreements, Permits, Insurance; The Location Agreement; Permits; Insurance; Ways to Get Help: Film Commissions; Other Ways to Get Help: People; Chapter 16: How to Be Your Own Location Manager; Back to Basics: Research; What Do You Really Need to Tell Your Story?; The Approach; Money; The Tech Scout; During Production; The Walk Through; Finishing Up; Last Words about Dealing with Location Logistics
- Chapter 17: What You Need to Do What You Want: Demystifying the BudgetPeople; Art and Construction; Locations; Set Dressing; A Hypothetical Location Budget; Art Department Budget; Chapter 18: Learning the Craft: Starting Out; Chapter 19: Doing What You Want with What You Have: Student Films; Chapter 20: Visual Storytelling in Making the Sale; Chapter 21: Entering the Profession; Chapter 22: Suggested Viewing; Index