kinematografike
Kinematografike, or cinematography, is the art and craft of capturing moving images for film, television, and other screen-based media. It encompasses camera work, lighting, composition, color, exposure, and movement, and is primarily the responsibility of the cinematographer, also known as the director of photography.
The cinematographer collaborates with the director to establish the visual style and mood of a production.
Historically, cinematography evolved from the invention of motion-picture cameras to the transition from black-and-white to color,
Key techniques include framing and composition, camera movement, depth of field, exposure, and lighting design. Visual
Equipment and workflows vary, but modern cinematographers often work with digital cinema cameras and high-quality lenses,