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30 | CINEMATIC LANGUAGE IN STORYBOARDS | CAMERA MOVEMENTS | CRANE SHOT (CS)

Storyboard artists use cinematic language to enhance storytelling visually. This series covers shots, angles, movements, and lenses with classic film examples—perfect for storyboard artists and filmmakers!

Description: The camera is mounted on a crane and moves in any direction in space, whether rising, descending, or moving in arcs.

Use: To create dramatic or epic shots, capturing wide areas or complex movements that are not possible with other types of camera movement.

Example: The final scene in "Gone with the Wind" (1939), directed by Victor Fleming, effectively uses a CS to elevate the emotional impact, pulling away from Scarlett O’Hara to emphasize her determination and the grand scale of her story.

Watch it here: YouTube URL:    • GONE WITH THE WIND Final Scene (1939) Clar...  

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STORYBOARD COURSE WITH PROCREATE

Online Storyboard Course on Domestika

An impactful storyboard is essential for any good production in the audiovisual industry, such as a TV commercial, a movie, an animation, or a social media video. Learn to use the visual language of drawing and color to build storyboards for audiovisual productions. Davis Lisboa will guide you through the steps of creating a professional storyboard in this course, from the imaginative interpretation of a written script to the execution of sketching and coloring. Buy now on Domestika!
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