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Media Division’s Create Cinematic Films – A Recipe to the Magic Sauce that makes a Movie out of your Videos

You can deliberately fuck the image and the process up. Just because my intentions are deliberate don't mean they adhere to what Cinematic is or that they are "GOOD" ideas or that they follow best practices.
 
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rand thompson said:
You can deliberately fuck the image and the process up. Just because my intentions are deliberate don't mean they adhere to what Cinematic is or that they are "GOOD" ideas or that they follow best practices.
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All cinematic imagery is deliberate, even if not all deliberate imagery is cinematic.
 
Your statement above was that if it's deliberate, it's cinematic . So how if its deliberate could you not acquire a Cinematic image?Being intelligent and experienced enough in what is and what is not important to conducively making an image what most find Cinematic requires deliberately good well informed decisions not just those decisions being deliberate. So deliberately doing what? Which is what the the video was trying to make a point of.
 
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deliberately good well informed decisions not just those decisions being deliberate.
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As I said: if it's cinematic, it's deliberate. You can sum it up in one word. But, some choose to waffle and equivocate.
 
No you said that if it is deliberate, then it is Cinematic not that if it's Cinematic then it is deliberate. Its blantantly obvious that if something has a Cinematic quality that deliberate well informed decision making made it so. And it can't be summed up in one word, what an assine statement to make. All actions are deliberate and not just left to happenstance. Simply being cocksure deliberate in some way of doing things or some way of thinking doesn't yield something that is Cinematic. Do you ever think about some of the dumb ass statements you make before you post them?
 
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And it can't be summed up in one word,
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Of course it can. If you are a DP, or understand cinematography, that's all you need. If you are a lay person, you have to explain what cinematography is, after you explain that 'cinematic' equals 'deliberation'.
 
Taking Deliberate actions with no set criteria on how to achieve that cinematic image doesn't equate into Cinematic imagery on it's on. All actions are deliberate, deliberation in what!? So in what actions, procedures and methodologies should I DELIBERATELY focus my time and give greater or lesser deference in order to prioritize a cinematic image. You can teach cinematography to a thousand individuals and each one of them will prioritize each of those aspects of what cinematography is differently than the others. The focus of the video above which you've been too arrogant, too lazy and too stupid to watch yet was to give a criteria of what aspect of producing a Cinematic image you should DELIBERATELY prioritize over others.
 
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If I could kindly suggest to take the temperature down a bit and let the video posted say what it wants to say. This discussion starting to sound like the What is Art discussions that can get heated very quickly.
 
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Media Division's Create Cinematic Films – A Recipe to the Magic Sauce that makes a Movie out of your Videos - Newsshooter

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Creating cinematic films from videos is a fascinating topic, especially when you think about how media divisions shape the overall production. It’s all about combining the right elements – storytelling, editing, and technology. But sometimes, navigating the media landscape can be tricky. For anyone looking to dive deeper into the world of media and entertainment, I've found sportsnet to be a really useful resource for staying updated on industry trends and news. It’s a great place to get insights on how different media companies operate and what works in the industry. Have you ever come across any surprising techniques in media production?
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It's encouraging to see resources like Media Division's guide shedding light on these aspects, making the art of filmmaking more accessible to enthusiasts and professionals alike.
 
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