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Working in close contact with the director on epic blockbusters–or acting as the director on smaller productions–a cinematographer is responsible for how a movie or television show looks on the...
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Do you ever find yourself watching a film or TV show and being more interested in how it was filmed rather than what is being filmed? Either that’s the work...
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In your heart, you know there’s nowhere you’d rather be than behind the camera of a film, setting the scene, getting the right angles, and capturing those moments that evoke...
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Cinematographers, also known as directors of photography, work behind the scenes to capture every visual element necessary to bring a story to life. They work closely with directors to ensure...
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In the world of filmmaking, the terms ‘Cinematographer’ and ‘Director of Photography’ (DP) are often used interchangeably. In many cases, Cinematographers and DPs are indeed the same person, especially on...
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How long does it take to become a cinematographer? The answer to that question largely depends on the person asking. Are you a self-starter with a thirst for learning cinematography–or...
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Interested in becoming a cinematographer, but aren’t sure of the best way to get there? Film school seems like the logical course, but depending on where you live, you may...
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A cinematographer, also known as a director of photography (DP), is a key member of the film or video production team. What does a cinematographer do? Their primary responsibility is...
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How to Sell a Movie Idea Getting your movie idea in front of the right people can be tricky, especially if you’re an inexperienced filmmaker. But fret not! Film Connection...
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WHAT DOES A GAFFER DO? The gaffer serves as the chief electrician on a film. They are in charge of all electrical work on a film. The term gaffer is an old-English...
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What Does a Line Producer do? The line producer is the unsung hero of the movie business. They are in charge of all business aspects of production (below-the-line costs) and...
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WHAT DOES A LIGHTING DIRECTOR DO? In the film industry, the lighting director is responsible for the look and feel of the images that make up a movie. Lighting directors need...
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The key grip is in charge of all the other grips in his department on a shoot. There are two types of key grips: one works with the camera department...
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Much like other technical aspects of filmmaking, becoming a makeup artist often does not involve enrollment at film school. The artistry and craft that is needed to work with makeup...
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Do I need a Film Editing Degree to Get a Job in the Industry? Film Connection graduate Michael Jessop Perhaps you’re considering a career as a film editor, and you’re...
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