filmvideo
Filmvideo is a term used to describe productions that blend film and video technologies within a single project. It refers to hybrid workflows in which elements shot on traditional film stock are combined with digitally captured video, or in some cases to a workflow that alternates between film and video capture at different production stages. The phrase is not standardized in cinematography lexicon but appears in industry discussions about how to achieve certain aesthetic or logistical goals.
Historically, the concept arose as digital video cameras became affordable in the 1980s and 1990s, enabling
Technical considerations include differences in grain structure, dynamic range, color science, and resolution between film and
Today, the term filmvideo is mostly used descriptively rather than as a formal category, reflecting a spectrum