Importance Of Cinematography In Cinema

"I think people just see Cinematography as being about Photography and innovative shots and beautiful lighting. We all want our movies or our work to look visually perfect, to be beguiling and enticing, but I think that what really defines a great Cinematographer is one who loves a story."

Introduction

We love cinema, no matter how much the formats, audiences, and distributions may have changed, Cinematographers have been telling stories in motion ever since the Lumiere Brothers first brought us this gift of Cinematography. There were many great thinkers who have attempted to explain our connection with this glorious field. They said that movies are dreams, and that they are windows into the world and the lives that are not our own but they

But because Cinematography is often so beautiful and and sometimes so emotional, makes others assume that the process of filming movies might be built on something really mysterious. But instead, like all diciplines Cinematography is built on pure concrete understanding. It sounds so simple but it’s like zooming in on to the atomic level where you get to see how it really works on people. Lets take words as an example right, we have nouns, adjectives, verbs and sentence structure. Some of them are difficult and hard to understand, agreed but we use read them somewhere, and use them ironically. The key to understanding is that Rules actually help in speaking to eachother and our understanding of Cinematography works the exact same

When the Lumiere brothers did their first ever private screening of motion pictures, there were only 200 audiences. It was much to their surprise that the black and white moving images got more attention as compared to the colored still photographs. After a while, both the brothers withdrew from the film business. The brothers said that the cinema is the invention without any future followed by declining to sell their camera to other film makers.

The Lumiere brothers were’nt the only ones to claim the title of the first cinematographers. Eadweard Muybridge, Etienne Jules Marey, and Ottomar Anschutz developed the choronophotography device. There were other people who didn’t wanted to be left behind. People were coming up with new and brilliant ideas. Max and Emil Skladanowsky are the inventors of the Bioscop actually offered the projected moving images to a paying public on 1st November 1895 in