DVD: cinematography-film     DVD:       Tell Them Who You Are13 reviews Haskell Wexler, Mark Wexler Velocity Home Entertainment, 2005 Fathers and Sons "Tell Them Who You Are" is an amazing film. I rented the DVD thinking that I might like it because I am a fan of "Cuckoo's Nest", "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", "Days of Heaven", and other movies photographed by Haskell Wexler. I ended up loving the movie because of the courageous journey Wexler's son (this film's director) embarks on--he uses the documentary as a means to break through his ...             Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography38 reviews Néstor Almendros, John Bailey Image Entertainment, 2000 Lovely Visions of Light I had seen this film in two different Media classes in college, and fell in love with it. I'm so glad I was able to find it on Amazon, and the vendor I bought it from was prompt in getting it to me. The product was unopened, which made it that much better of a purchase--because I got to unwrap it, in order to watch it. Thanks very much.             Robert Frank: The Complete Film Works: Vol. 3 Steidl/The Robert Frank Project, 2008             1-Introduction to Cinematography-Film school on DVD(PAL) Lionel Spilkin, Vincent de Jager Touchdown Films cc, 2008 In this first module of our film school on DVD series We cover the key aspects of cinematography.Focus, Aperture, Shutter, Color Temperature. Every shot you setup has a multitude of possibiities for creativity that you have not yet considered. By applying knowledge of focus aperture, shutter & color temperature you greatly increase the impact of each shot and support the entertainment value of your project. Chapter 1- Focus Definition ...             Child Murders Peter Andorai; Barnabas Toth; Ilona Kallay Bunyik Entertainment, 2007 Exquisite black-and-white cinematography softens this macabre story of despair and murder among Hungary s outcasts. Young Zsolt lives a hopeless life caring for his ailing alcoholic grandmother in a tiny apartment along the Danube in Budapest. Taunted by other adolescents, he spends most of his days alone. When he befriends a pregnant gypsy girl, who is also an outsider, his life takes a series of unexpected twists. Award-winning director Ildiko ...             Robert Frank: The Complete Film Works: Volume 2 Steidl/The Robert Frank Project, 2007             Broken12 reviews Samantha Jane Polay, Paul Gordon The Enigma Factory, Inc., 2005 inspirational extras for indie wannabeees Talented director Alex Ferrari and his hard-working team ought to be going places, so long as they stay clear of mindless gun play with dudes with steroid-fed arms and tight Ts to show off said inflated arms. This is the sort of thing a young kid might be into. Really. Don't waste your talent and life making John Wayne-type junk with posturing young males who think all they have to do to appear ...             Incident at Loch Ness33 reviews John Bailey, Kitana Baker 20th Century Fox, 2005 post-post modern humor I loved this movie and I thought it was hilarious. I can see how some people might dislike it though, because the movie doesn't rely on slapstick or gimmicks to get laughs. This is subtle satire, with a post-modern bent. Herzog talks at length about "ecstatic reality" and "fact vs. truth". And in typical Herzogian style, what is real/authentic and what is not begins to blur. Some of the best ...             Before the Nickelodeon: The Early Cinema of Edwin S. Porter3 reviews KINO VIDEO, 2008 Documentary on Porter plus some of his works Edwin S. Porter, best known as the director of "The Great Train Robbery," is the subject of an hour-long documentary co-written and directed by film scholar Charles Musser and narrated by silent film star Blanche Sweet. The disc includes three vintage shorts never before available on DVD: Uncle Josh at the Moving Picture Show (1902) Waiting at the Church (1906) Life of a Cowboy (1906) ...             Journeys Lost: The Cinematography Team Various Tmw Media Group, 2008             Radio Cape Cod DVD 2008 award winning film starring Outhwaite and O.T. Fagbenle. A wonderful energizing ...1 review A warm, inspirational summer love story Radio Cape Cod DVD 2008 award winning film starring Outhwaite and O.T. Fagbenle. A wonderful energizing story of love and human connection. Directed by Andrew Silver. Voted Best Cinematography All American Film Festival. Radio Cape Cod is an uplifting summer film that focuses on the importance of relationships and harmony with one's environment. The story follows a quartet of couples over ...             5-Video Editing in Final Cut Pro-Film School on DVD(PAL) Lionel Spilkin www.touchdownfilms.com, 2008 This is about learning how to edit on a professional application - Final Cut Pro.Step by step training. Watch this DVD and you will soon be editing with confidence. Chapters: 1- Importing files to the browser 2- Introduction to interface 3-Intro to Timeline changing Opacity levels 4-Digitising (input video) Log & Capture interface Logging clips for batch capture Capture settings & scratch discs Batch Capturing 5- The basic edit ...             Still Life Emily Bridwell, Jay Cable CreateSpace, 2007 While John travels to his family home in Portugal, Alexandria remains in their hometown of Hartford, CT contemplating their relationship. This Black & White film explores the contradictions and complications of life among tight-knit Portuguese-American families. It is "a dreamlike Moebius narrative shifting back and forth between the New and Old World" (John Boonstra, Hartford Advocate). Non-actors take on the rolls of Portuguese immigrants ...             El Cometa2 reviews Diego Luna, Ana Claudia Talancón Maverick, 2003 el cometa this is a good example of a nicely directed mexican movie. it includes the famous diego luna (y tu mama tambien, dirty dancing: havana nights) in his earlier years. the movie begin with a father being killed for his political beliefs in madera. his daughter soon embarks on a journey to deliver money to madera. she stumbles upon a circus troop and travels around with them through mexico. a young ...             1-Introduction to Cinematography - Film school on DVD(NTSC) Lionel Spilkin, Vincent de Jager www.touchdownfilms.com, 2008 In this first module of our film school on DVD series, we cover the key aspects of cinematography. Focus, Aperture, Shutter, Color Temperature. Every shot you setup has a multitude of possibilities for creativity that you have not yet considered. By applying knowledge of focus aperture, shutter & color temperature you greatly increase the impact of each shot and support the entertainment value of your project. Chapter 1- Focus Definition of ...             Vintage Asteroid Disaster Sci Fi Film: The Day the Sky Exploded (1958) - With Cinematography By Mario Bava Quality Information Publishers, Inc., 2007 Italian cinematographer Mario Bava was famous for his work in horror films, but his craft still shines through in this science fiction thriller The Day the Sky Exploded. A marvelous example of vintage fifties sci fi, the picture is filled with bleeping machines and larger than life danger. The sun is exploding, and all the scientists on earth must band together to save the human race from extinction. Dazzling fifties' visual effects punctuate a ...             Kodak: Location Lighting with Geoff Burton1 review Geoff Burton Tmw Media Group, 2008 Kodak: Location Lighting with Geoff Burton Kodak: Location Lighting with Geoff Burton Location lighting, utilizing the equipment one truck can carry, is the most common task a young cinematographer will face. Geoff Burton ( The Year My Voice Broke, Flirting, Wide Sargasso Sea ) condenses his many years of location lighting experience in this highly practical and useful workshop. Geoff's approach emphasizes maximum use of natural ...             Working with Orson Welles4 reviews Image Entertainment, 1999 Document of the last 15 years of the life of a filmmaker. As such, this film is of legitimate interest not only to die-hard fans of Welles but also to anyone with a serious interest in the history of film. The flaws are there: too little Welles; too much, perhaps, of Mr. Graver, whose persona cannot help but seem a little flat compared to the over-the-top Orson. The clips from F for Fake and the trailer for Citizen Kane are ...              search for DVDs 1-introduction, 5-video, american, asteroid, cinematography, cinematography-film, complete, connection, directed, disaster, editing, energizing, exploded, fagbenle, festival, incident, introduction, journeys, lighting, location, murders, nickelodeon, outhwaite, pro-film, starring, vintage, visions, winning, wonderful, working DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Best of Both Worlds Concert: The 3-D Movie: Extended Edition we recommend Lovely Visions of Light leave a comment home  impressum - about us