Mapping Your Visual Destination: How to Create a Shooting Blueprint

by Saro Varjabedian A DP’s main function is to coordinate all the elements necessary to capture an image that aesthetically supports the story. These elements include location/set design, blocking, lighting, camera placement, crew and time. Each element offers numerous variables making the coordination of them during the shoot that much more difficult. Therefore, to effectively...

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