![]() ![]() It’s all magic, but digital technology has also changed the dynamics of filmmaking and the filmmaker is sometimes one step removed from creation. Special effects were first created in-camera, then digital techniques enabled effects to be edited without a physical camera. Then along came more mobile cameras, inexpensive digital cameras that could be mounted inside vehicles, on rails, and shot from canons if that’s what the scene called for and with each advance the movies changed. All that came with a more sophisticated approach to editing. When first used to make movies, cameras were fixed-they were giant things that stayed put and captured longish takes then they might be moved for a different viewpoint, for a close up, etc. What’s more fundamental to the act of making a movie than the camera? It’s the camera that defines a movie and separates it from a play and as camera technology has changed over the years, they’ve changed the art of movies. ![]()
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