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cinematography Noun the technique of making films: he won an Oscar for his stunning cinematography cinematography the art or technique of motion-picture photography. — cinematographer, cinematographist, n. — cinematographic, adj. See also: Photographythe art or technique of motion-picture photography. — cinematographer, cinematographist, n. — cinematographic, adj. See also: Filmsthe art or technique of using a motion-picture camera or prjector. — cinematograph, n., v. — cinematographer, n. — cinematographic, adj. See also: Representation
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His evocative use of music and cinematography often leaves one breathless, but ultimately he doesn't seem to know when to just let the actors. From game construction and collision detection to good audio, cinematography, and realistic terrain developments, START YOUR ENGINES covers the process from beginning to end, culling tips from leading 3D game programmers and applying them to racing models. Genesis, which is capable of cinematography from under water or high altitude, docks to a Sony digital field recorder and is also compatible with all Panavision support gear. |
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