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RE: Moviemaking Concepts: Production - Cinematography
Thanks for stopping by and I'm glad you actually watched the video! haha
I don't know if I'd say that cinematography is the body of the movie - ultimately that should be the story, unless it's an abstract or avant-guarde kind of film, like something you'd see in an art gallery rather than a movie theater. But it is everything that you see on the screen!
I think that photography and cinematography, while very similar in physics and mechanics, are two very distinct art forms, so I don't see photography becoming obsolete per se. I do think that both professions are changing rapidly with the innovations and accessibility in gear and technology to the average person, however! That would be a great topic for discussion, actually.
Oh yeah!
Thanks for that insightful insights.
I guess people are now turning preferably into an active or dynamic photos instead of just purely pictures or photos, may it be offline or online. And I myself prefer live rather than replay or recorded, I guess this is another topic.
It's definitely an interesting time that we're living in!
Oh yeah!
And technology is now trying to make information free so to speak, trying to reveal all secrets if possible and be open to all to see for better improvement I guess for the common good, and distributing resources for all.