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Concept & location
Define the idea, the location, the subject, the light and what is to be constructed or actually captured.
Documented professional project
Screenwriting / Publishing / Graphic design
An orange cover frames a portrait of Colman Domingo. The A24 book pairs Greg Kwedar and Clint Bentley’s screenplay with an introduction by John Legend, essays by Rembert Browne and John “Divine G” Whitfield, and photographs of the stage performance of Breakin’ the Mummy’s Code. Paid edition; neither the full screenplay nor the film is offered free.
Creator Disciplines
Learning guide
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Define the idea, the location, the subject, the light and what is to be constructed or actually captured.
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Prepare equipment, timing, subject direction and lighting strategy before shooting.
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Photograph with sufficient exposure, perspective and continuity to maintain a credible image.
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Assemble or clean if necessary, then unify contrast, material, grain and color without losing photographic logic.
To practice this type of work
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Character design / Model sheet / Preproduction
Strange World — model sheet de JaegerWalt Disney Animation Studios
Getting into practice
Screenwriting & writing
Read a screenplay: The Runaway (Virtual Reality) - Victoria Asare-ArcherBBC Writers · Victoria Asare-Archer
Screenwriting & writing
Read a screenplay: Series 9, Episode 10 - 'Face the Raven' (Trap Street)BBC Writers · Sarah Dollard
Screenwriting & writing
Read a screenplay: Series 9, Episode 11 - 'Heaven Sent'BBC Writers · Steven Moffat
Screenwriting & writing
Read a screenplay: Series 3, Episode 10 - 'Blink'BBC Writers · Steven Moffat
Original source
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