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Epic Battle Scenes

Logan Rodriguez

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Verlag: Publifye

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Epic Battle Scenes explores the art of crafting unforgettable cinematic combat through visual storytelling. It examines how filmmakers use camera angles to control perspective and visual effects to heighten realism, creating impactful scenes. The book argues that effective battle scenes are more than just action; they are carefully constructed narratives using cinematic language to convey information and evoke emotions. Did you know shot composition, or panel scale, ranges from intimate close-ups amplifying emotion to sweeping wide shots establishing the scope of conflict? Or that camera angles subtly influence our understanding of power dynamics? This book provides a comprehensive understanding of battle scenes, starting with basic film terminology and progressing to nuanced analysis. It explores the evolution of battle scene choreography and cinematic techniques, alongside their historical and cultural significance. Each chapter focuses on a core element—shot composition, camera angles, and visual effects—before integrating them through case studies of iconic scenes. The book's systematic analysis of visual language differentiates it, offering insights for filmmakers and enthusiasts alike.

Verfügbar seit: 10.03.2025.

Drucklänge: 66 Seiten.

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