Film Nirmata

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This video is about composition and two framing options: the rule of thirds and the golden ratio. The rule of thirds is a grid with two horizontal and two vertical lines making nine equal parts. The golden ratio comes from the Fibonacci sequence and is used to line up the subject or point of interest from the center of the spiral. Both options are used in photography and filmmaking, with the golden ratio often used for landscapes and the rule of thirds for dialogue scenes.

The Golden Ratio Vs  The Rule of Thirds |||The Initiative Pro filmmaking || FILMMAKING||

The collection begins with examining the terminology of film lighting. 
Next, You will learn about the color temperature, white balance, as well as light set up in the production stage.
Then, become familiar with the different types of light you can use as a filmmaker.
The final step involves a podcast based on sharing of lighting experiences in filmmaking.

All the basic concepts you need to learn about film lighting 

The Golden Ratio Vs The Rule of Thirds |||The Initiative Pro filmmaking || FILMMAKING||

All basic concepts you need to learn about film lighting

Composition

Golden ratio