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DP Film: Cinematography
Guide to DP Film resources at WAB
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Widescreen Composition Techniques
Mastering the Dolly Zoom
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Master Shots (I-IV)
by
Christopher Kenworthy
Call Number: MAD 791.431 KEN
Cinematic Storytelling
by
Jennifer Van Sijll
Call Number: MAD 791.43 VAN
The Five C's of Cinematography
by
Joseph V. Mascelli
Call Number: MAD 791.43 MAS
Elements of Cinematography
YFS: CInematography
Videomaker: Cinematography
Media Studies: Cinematography
Breaking Down the 180 Degree Rule
IntoFilm: Master the Camera
Get Set Up
Long, but well worth watching
American Society for Cinematography
British Society for Cinematographers
British Cinematographer Magazine
American Cinematographer
Filmmaker Magazine: Cinematography
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