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HUGE PREVIEW ALL OF THE MOVIES YOU NEED TO SEE, ALL IN ONE PLACE FEATURING INCLUDING BULLETMAN Cinematography ORIGINS Masterclass THE FULL STORY ON A delve into the most important tips, knowledge and THE NEWLY ADAPTED techniques, to take into your cinematography COMIC BOOK FILM The 180° Rule PAGE 1 The most important rule in filmmaking history and why you should pay attention to it. Director Talk A closer look into Bulletman Origins, and how the initial idea came about with Director Connor Raithby FOLLOW BULLETMAN (BEN CLARKE) THE CRIME BROKER (SAM BAIGENT) METRON (VOICED BY JASON ANTHONY) AND THE BLACK SPIDER (JOSH TAYLOR) ON AN ALL NEW COMIC BOOK ADAPTED FILM, SET TO RELEASE THIS MONTH. WRITTEN, DIRECTED AND COMPOSED BY CONNOR RAITHBY. SEE PAGE 1 FOR MORE DETAIL ON THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED SUPERHERO BLOCKBUSTER

CONTENTS 1-2 What is Aspect Ratio? What is Aspect Ratio, and why is it so important within the film industry? 3-4 Colour Grading What is Colour Grading and its importance within Cinema? 5-6 Improvement and Evaluation Looking into my own work and evaluating it.



BULLETMAN ORIGINS Colour Grading, 180 Degree Rule, Aspect Ratio and Lighting, how to execute each one of these Actions within Cinema There are many aspects of filmmaking that i have identified where i BULLETMAN: Origins, A Jason Anthony came back to voice need to improve and where my weaknesses lie. Throughout my studies New Superhero Movie? another character in one of my and forms of research, i have recognised that i need to work on the 180 films, this time as the DC degree rule, lighting, colour grading and aspect ratio. I have chosen to Cinema Discussion exclusive talk character METRON who controls look into Aspect Ratio and how i used it in my previous projects. Aspect with Writer and Director Connor all of space and time, including ratio has been used throughout cinema over the last one hundred Raithby about his new film the multiverse. You can find the years. Its journey began as a 4:3 square aspect ratio to match the Bulletman Origins and how the music and soundtrack i created televisions that were made back in the 40s - 50s. The as TVs became initial idea came about? for this film, along with the new more widescreen, aspect ratio had to change. Its now become more of costumes and posters on the an artistic look where the different aspect ratio can tell a story or a time BULLETMAN: Origins. Based on MARKETING Page. jump. the 1930s comic The Adventures of Bulletman and Bulletgirl. I Who is Connor Raithby? Conveyed through my films and projects over the years i have managed wanted to find a character in a to explore aspect ratio and use it to my advantage. However, i haven't comic book that wasn't very well I am a young, aspiring filmmaker been able to understand how its used for a time jump? After known, and didn't sounds very based in Somerset. I moved here researching and investigating closely into aspect ratio and its full use interesting and change it into a in 2019 from Essex just as COVID- within film, i have learned some new aspects to take with me for future cool short film with loads of 19 hit. Back then, i hadn't really projects. When filming in a 4:3 aspect ratio, it can be action. This was a chance for me produced anything as i found it conveyed as a time jump back to the 70s, 60s and lower. to have fun and choreograph difficult to enjoy filmmaking. I some fight scenes. I Designed all was bullied for nine years, my Secondly, aspect ratio can switch throughout a film. It of the new costumes, as they are entire school life and could never doesn't have to stay the same. For example in upgraded versions of the 30s show my full potential in my Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch, they switch ones. I designed new logos for all passion for movies. Once i between 4:3 and 16:9 quite often as there are many of the characters and also moved, met people who enjoyed different stories that are integrating with each other. created Scores for all of them the same interest as me, and Although i have used this in the past, i haven't been using bandlab. It was a huge found a course based on what i able to fully execute the procedure and have a amount of fun and joy filming this love...well...it just excelled from successful outcome. story, and getting to work with there. Since starting a new life loads of actors at once.This here in Somerset i have created definitely wasn't one of my best five short films, some of which projects, but i learn something have been nominated on won an new from all of them, and this award. I have qualified as a BFI was a big learning step. Alumni for Somerset Film, and have gathered various contacts from the film industry, in order to help peruse my career in film.

COLOUR GRADING How important is Colour Grading when its comes to Post Production? How can i improve Colour Grading is an extremely unique tool that can completely change an emotion of a film, the temperature, the vibe, the time, the plot and much more. Its a very important part to also make into account when it comes to pre production. I have been researching as i have always heavily colour graded my work and not actually looked into the actual colour of the scenes and how to create more cinematic looks. I was reading this article and extract written by Jordan Maison. He explains why colour grading in post production is so important when it comes to the vibe and mood of a scene. For example, if the scene was filmed in black and white, and had one spotlight on someone, it means that the person with the spotlight is extremely important, or this could be a turning point in the film. If there wa sa shot with bits of orange, red and yellow in the background like a sunset, and a character acting like the silhouette, this puts the scene into perspective and shifts the focus onto background more than character. Colour grading is extremely important. Jordan says, \"Grading allows you to take that corrected footage and establish an overall mood or aesthetic for your scenes. After completing my research and improving my skills and colour grading techniques, i found a quote= about Colour Grading. \"There’s no denying the importance color grading has on your videos. From putting the spotlight on emotional performances, to influencing your audience’s thoughts, it’s an invaluable storytelling tool. While diving into color grading may feel daunting at first, the results will elevate your videos and make the effort worthwhile.\" WEEKLY REVIEW FOOTAGE TAKEN FROM \"a great little film that clearly reflects on life in lockdown and \"BULLETMAN\" PRE PRODUCTION its ups and downs\" - Film Time Now PHOTOGRAPHY STAGES \"funny, exciting and just a damn good laugh!\" - T.A Films The Quarantine Couple: The Third Lockdown. Filmed in February 2021 over the period of three days. A sequel to my most successful film, The Quarantine Couple. In the Style of Wes Anderson. Cinematography inspired by Robert Yeoman and Sir Roger Deakins. The film sets place during the third lockdown in the UK. We meet the Quarantined Couple yet again, bored, down and just plain sad. However, each day they are trying to do keep active by doing what they love. She is writing a book with her mother, Dr Beatrice Middleton, whilst he is keeping up with his DIY work and sketches. ​ The film is narrated by professional voice actor Jason Anthony, who voiced Otter in Call of Duty, Piney in Piney the lone Pine and was once the face of paramount pictures back in the early 2000s. He was fantastic to work with and a huge help for the film. This film was also judged in D&C Film competition, where it was watched by Legendary 2x Oscar Winning Cinematographer Roger Deakins.

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