motion-picture photography
Definition
- Noun:
- The process or technique of capturing moving images on film or digitally: This term refers specifically to the technical craft and artistic practice of recording visual sequences that create the illusion of motion, typically for cinema or video.
Usage
- Noun:
- Motion-picture photography requires an understanding of lighting, composition, and camera movement.
- He studied the history of motion-picture photography from silent films to modern digital cinema.
Advanced Usage
- As a specialized field: The term often implies the professional, artistic, and technical discipline within filmmaking, distinct from still photography.
- Her expertise in motion-picture photography earned her several awards for cinematography.
Variants and Related Words
- Cinematography (n): The art and technology of motion-picture photography; often used synonymously in professional contexts.
- The film is renowned for its beautiful cinematography.
- Filming (n): The act or process of recording a movie with a camera; a more general term.
- The filming of the scene took three days.
Synonyms
- Cinematography: The art of making motion pictures.
- Filming: The action of recording a film.
Related Phrases
- Principal photography: The phase of film production where the main filming takes place.
- The movie's principal photography was completed in Prague.
Noun
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the act of making a film
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