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Production Notes: Into the Blur - Focusing for Effect
Hosted by Perry Jenkins
SEASON: 1 EPISODE: 101 RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 14, 2006
There are many factors that come into play when composing a good looking shot. One technique that is most common in the world of videography and cinematography is making use of the depth of field. This week our focus is focus and how you can improve the look of your shots with just a few simple steps.
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As a "self taught" do everything myself producer, this is just what I've been looking for. I've been to all kinds of workshops and took various courses. They were good, but full of boring information overload. This is the first time I think I really understood Depth of Field the way I can use it immediately. Perry was interesting and very funny. Thanks for doing this for idiots like me!
As a phtographer by trade I think this is a great first lesson. What an important thing for anyone doing video work to learn. I wish this had been around in my Chief Photographer days, you explained depth of field better than anyone I have ever heard or seen. Can't wait for the next one.