Cutting on Action is a major aspect of invisible editing. Cutting on action, or matching action, gives life and vitality to a character’s movements in a sequence. Vitality, that just wouldn’t have been there had it been shown as just a static shot of the same action. FacebookTwitter
read more →Film history includes a few deeply emotional bicycle stories such as THE BICYCLE THIEF and BREAKING AWAY. Now joining that list is Guillaume Blanchet’s “Good Bye,Bike,” a modern love story sure to become a classic. FacebookTwitter
read more →A powerful way to bring the audience into the action is to insert a point of view shot. Such a shot shows what a character sees. Sometimes the shot includes a framing device, such as a keyhole, a telescope, or a car window Here’s an example from a terrific 3-minute mobile movie: “Death Row,” a film featured in the…
read more →by Allen Bronstein – Author of “Make iPhone Movies Everyone Loves“ Filmic Pro gives an iPhone mobile moviemaker tremendous control that can lead to superior video. However, uploading Filmic Pro iPhone footage isn’t quite as easy as uploading video shot with your camera’s app. But learning how to do it will be a big plus.…
read more →
Copyright © 2024 Mobile Moviemaking.
Designed by 
