How To Do Single Shot Cinema:The secret behind the camera flying through the window or a car
This is a collective shot using an OmniRig with 2 camera operators and directed by Leonard Retel Helmrich
Single Shot Cinema is a way of filming that enables you to shoot a scene in one single shot using just one camera moving flexible in order to have all the different camera angles that expresses your personal feeling and perception of that moment.
In practice you will have to move the camera steady and flexible but constantly moving from one angle to the other.
Using camera movements fast and slow, high and low, close by and far away all in one single shot within a scene. Doing that the movement of the camera itself becomes the major way of cinematographic expression.
Both the philosophy behind “Single Shot Cinema” and the
practical consequences in filming have been developed by Leonard Retel
Helmrich. He based “Single Shot Cinema” partly on the ideas of the film
theorist André Bazin.
THE SECRET: How To Do Single Shot Cinema
Leonard Retel Helmrich is a Dutch cinematographer and film director. He developed his own film style based on the principles of Single Shot Cinema. One day i came to his workshop to learn how to do the single shot with his "do'a cam" it was fun.- Via TheCleansound
Single Shot Cinema workshop, Salvador, Brasil, July 2011:
Other "Single-Shot Cinema" workshop where Leonard explains "Camera flying through a car"
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