I wanted to see if it was possible to create an entire cinematography reel from scratch. 1 month of prep, 2 months of shooting, and this is the result: : cinematography

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When I first started my cinematography journey, I would use the self-timer on my Canon 70D in order to practice lighting and composition on my own. You can see examples of that here, and here Using that same “do it yourself” mentality, I wanted to see if I could create an entire reel from the ground up. The goal was to make every single shot look like it was from a real project/movie. I brought the idea up to my girlfriend/producer, and she loved it. So we decided to fully commit to the project. For 85% of the shots, the crew was just me, my girlfriend/Producer, and my Co-Producer. We had…

I wanted to see if it was possible to create an entire cinematography reel from scratch. 1 month of prep, 2 months of shooting, and this is the result: : cinematography

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