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CINEMATOGRAPHY PROCESS

Cinematography defines the visual language of a story. To craft a compelling and impactful narrative, the following process is followed.

PRE-PRODUCTION

  • Script analysis

  • Mood boarding

  • Location scouting

  • Storyboarding

  • Lighting Design

  • Equipment experimentation

PRODUCTION

  • On-set Production

POST-PRODUCTION

  • Color Correction & Grading

  • Final Review 

MOOD BOARD

Mood boards are effect ways to communicate the visual theme and tone of a film. Communicating the visual style of the Director

STORYBOARD

A storyboard is a visual representation of a film or video, consisting of a sequence of illustrated frames that outline key shots, camera angles, and scene composition. It serves as a blueprint for the production, helping filmmakers plan the visual flow, timing, and storytelling before shooting begins.

LIGHTING DESIGN

A lighting design plan maps out fixture placement, intensity, and color to achieve the desired mood and consistency. Using CINE TRACER and SHOT DESIGNER, I create detailed pre-production layouts that streamline setups, optimize efficiency, and ensure visual continuity on set.

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