What is cinematography?

Cinematography is the art of filing, the way in which we film something. 

- shot types

- angles

- filters

- composition - shall depth of field, deep depth of field

- rule of thirds 

- quadrant framing 

- movement 

- lighting - low/high key

- chiaroscuro 


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