Different styles in art have been tantalizing humans from the beginning of civilization. It is the style that differs one photographer from another. It defines a photographer’s own interpretation of the subject and showcases his/her unique way of seeing things and expressing them. This course helps photographers develop their own styles, their very own voices through their aesthetic visualization - photography.
When you are telling a story aesthetically on film, it is not only about just recording, rather it is an art of motion picture photography in the form of visual storytelling, which is known as cinematography. From lighting, framing, composition, to camera motion and its perspective, from close-up to long shorts, tracking to dolly, low angle to panning and tilting, key, fill, or the back lighting, each of the elements and techniques of cinematography set the look and mood of the visual narratives and ensure every element is cohesive to support the story. In this detailed course we are going to learn and master them all.
We are now surrounded by photographs, from artistic to informative, from black and white to color - they have been influencing us as consumers to be very visual. The goal of advertising photography is to persuade others to purchase something by showcasing products, goods, or services in front of audiences, and then convincing them. For that, you do need special photographic skills and as well as an understanding of consumer psychology. This guide is to master that photographic skill and art that lets you understand and capture what a consumer needs.
