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A general term for all the manipulations of the film strip by the camera in the shooting phase and by the laboratory I the developing phase.
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Literally means writing in light. Therefore, it is as much to do with lighting and photography as it is with film. The cinematographer is a role of its own, and is also known as the Director of Photography. Includes all aspect of camera-work: camera shots, angles, movement, filters, lighting, filmstock (video, 16mm, 35mm), composition etc. It does NOT include soundtrack, dialogue, editing, special effects etc.
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Andrzej Bartkowiak
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Visual effects in general. In particular, the panoramic countryside shots if outside the Village; the colorful buildings and costumes if within the Village; and fancy ``high-tech'' props, high-tech especially for the 1960s.
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