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Welcome to LAvideoFilmmaker.com - Learn filmmaking online with tutorials, advice and an*lysis. Get started by browsing the topics! Film clichés are numerous and stubbornly frequent, but there are a few that stand out as clear symptoms of laziness and cowardice. Whenever one of these clichés finds its way into a film, it’s a sign that the writer resorted to recycling narrative tropes that are I am not fond of CGI. It has gone from helping filmmakers tell their story to invading cinema with its sterile, implausible fakery. For the avoidance of doubt, by CGI I mean images that are created ex novo with a computer, not the compositing of multiple layers to create the Now that the novelty has worn thin and we can consider the issue with a clear head, it appears clear that 3D movies are a nuisance for the audience, add no real value to films and impose a number of cu*bersome limitations on filmmakers. There is also a fundamental biological Structurally perfect, philosophically inspiring and visually brilliant, The Abyss (J. Cameron, 1989; DP M. Salomon) arguably owes its existence to the major box office success enjoyed by James Cameron’s previous two films, The Terminator and Aliens. While The Terminator and Aliens were richly infused with Cameron’s characteristic cinematic genius, The Abyss had additional significance Those who are familiar with my filmmaking pedagogical philosophy know that I advise all filmmakers to achieve full mastery of film editing. I have explained why in some detail in my posts on the requisite qualities of filmmakers and film editing techniques. The key Improving your camerawork skills and, as an indirect benefit, sharpening your ability to get the results you want from your crew quickly — that is what this post is about. I will describe some exercises that you can do to move towards those goals. As with my Quality filmmaking is first and foremost about skills. It is the development of those skills that adds value to a filmmaker; technical