Let’s feel the flavor of cinematography!

This time I decided to write about cinematography. What is it and what is a real cinematography? Perhaps you are a movie fan, you see countless movies, but you have never imagined what's happening there at the scene. It is another world. When each one performs his job and everyone is trying to get a wonderful movie. The film goes through so many interesting stages. Pre-production, when the script is written, performs casting and selects actors. Then it passes to the original production stage when the shoot begins, and in the end it passes to the post-production stage when the edges are edited, transformed and received that what they have imagined.
The happiest moment for the staff is  the moment when movies rise in screens, they enjoy that and enjoy their work. It is like the production of a simple candy. When deciding on the content of the candy, the packaging design is then produced, after which the consumer goes and evaluates the taste of the work done. I was asked if whose role is more important during movie shooting, the role of director, script, operator or actor. And I answered, how can one separate them? Of course, each one is doing his job, they are all different but can not be compared and considered that one is more important than others. Each one has its own importance, and everyone creates a movie through a collaborative effort. Together with all this I like the director's work, it's fantastic for me, but of course even a good director can do nothing without a good crew. The good director unites everyone, and a good director should be able to create a peaceful environment for a good job.

Have you ever watched a movie and stumbled upon a shot that was so breath-taking you thought to yourself, "Wow, that was gorgeous!"? Well, behind that gorgeous angle was a cinematographer. Perhaps not necessarily operating the camera but at least "painting" the look. Here's what the cinematographer does. Let us remember that movies are not plays. The power of cinematography consists of evoking emotions of delight, sadness, humor, and fear through the mastery of a cinematic syntax that has been developed for more than a century. Shot sizes, angles, and movements are the heart of an exceptional camerawork, which, combined with a lighting crafted to enhance emotions, form the essence of cinematography.