Your Life Flashing before Your Eyes
Has it ever happened to you—had your life flash before your eyes? What about one of your characters in your…
Has it ever happened to you—had your life flash before your eyes? What about one of your characters in your…
Now that we’ve literally covered the “distance” with a look at the stationary camera shots that are set at certain…
We’ve been looking at the three basic stationary distance shots and have covered Close-Ups (Close Shots) and Full Shots (Medium…
While we’re looking at Full Shots (or Medium Shots), I’d like to share a great example in Leif Enger’s beautiful…
We’ve taken a good look at Close-Up shots—the first of the three basic stationary camera shots used in movies. Now…
We’ve been looking at stationary camera shots, beginning with the Close-Up, which is perhaps the most common of all shots in a…
Back in my first post kicking off this year-long course of supercharging your novel using cinematic technique, I told a…
We’re now moving into stationary camera shots in our exploration of cinematic technique that novelists can borrow. As I touched…
I love reading through older screenplays. Decades ago, it was the screenwriter’s job to delineate every single shot in a…
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