Enhanced by stills from famous motion pictures and computer-generated images, explains framing, composition, and camera movement for achieving a high-budget look for such actions as building tension, anticipating motion, and developing a character's fear.
Enhanced by stills from famous motion pictures and computer-generated images, explains framing, composition, and camera movement for achieving a high-budget look for such actions as building tension, anticipating motion, and developing a character's fear.
Christopher Kenworthy has worked as a writer, director, and producer for the past ten years. He directed the feature film The Sculptor, which played to sold-out screenings in Australia and received strong reviews. Recent works include sketch comedy for the BBC's Scallywagga, a title sequence for National Geographic Channel, visual effects for 3D World, music videos for Pieces of Eight Records and Elefant Records, and an animated wall projection for The Blue Room Theatre in Perth, Australia. Kenworthy is the author of the best-selling Master Shots, two novels: The Winter Inside and The Quality of Light, and many short stories. Current projects include screenwriting, several directing assignments, and the development of additional Master Shots applications.
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Introduction About the Images CHAPTER 1: Fight Scenes CHAPTER 2: Chase Scenes CHAPTER 3: Entrances & Exits CHAPTER 4: Suspense, Searching & Creeping CHAPTER 5: Dramatic Shift CHAPTER 6: Revelations & Discoveries CHAPTER 7: Shock Horror CHAPTER 8: Directing Attention CHAPTER 9: Car Scenes CHAPTER 10: Dialogue Scenes CHAPTER 11: Arguments & Conflict CHAPTER 12: Love & Sex Scenes Conclusion About the Author
