Deep Focus Shot
Dive into the world of the deep focus shot in film, including why deep focus is used and what it brings to your visual storytelling.
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Macro Lens Shot
The macro lens shot takes to places that would otherwise be impossible. Let's take a look at the rare yet powerful benefits of a macro lens.
Tilt Shift Lens
The tilt shift lens is one of the most unique pieces of equipment and we're diving into how it works and how many fascinating ways it can be used.
Split Diopter Shot
The split diopter shot presents an "impossible" perspective by focusing on two separate planes at once. In this guide, we explore why you should use it.
Soft Focus Shot
Somewhere between in and out of focus is "soft focus." This guide to the soft focus shot explores the many applications of this unique visual aesthetic.
Telephoto Lens Shot
Telephoto lens shot bring a unique and distant perspective to a director's visual language. This guide explores all the variations and uses.
Normal Lens Shot
Sometimes, you want your images to be as close to human vision as possible. Learn more about how the normal lens shot pulls us into a film.
Wide Angle Lens Shot
There is perhaps no more cinematic image than the wide angle lens shot. Let's find out the ways directors use it outside landscapes and establishing shots.
Ultra Wide Angle Lens
The ultra wide angle lens literally bends how we see the world. Let's dive into some amazing examples and the various uses this lens has to offer.
Rack Focus Shot
Learn about the nuances of the rack focus shot in film. When to use it, why they work, and how they can effectively drawing the viewer's attention.
