Phrases with «cinematic convention»

The phrase "cinematic convention" refers to techniques and norms commonly used in movies. It includes things like camera angles, editing styles, storytelling structures, and visual effects that are often repeated in films to create a certain mood or convey a specific message. Full definition

cinematic convention

Sentences with «cinematic convention»

In any case, the camera observes her according to time - honored cinematic conventions: from behind at a low angle as she walks around in her underwear or a bathing suit. (nytimes.com)
Now and then, though, you see a film that jumps off the spectrum altogether, one that reminds you that novel possibilities exist even within the most well - worn cinematic conventions. (theatlantic.com)
It looks so filmic as to honour Tim Burton's attention to not just period details but cinematic conventions of the Fifties — low angles, spartan sets, high - key lighting — as well, and is easily confused at times for a product of the era being satirized, which was less true of the disc's DVD and LaserDisc counterparts. (filmfreakcentral.net)
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Phrases with «cinematic convention»

Sentences with «cinematic convention»

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