digital filmmaking

Digital filmmaking involves using electronic devices, primarily digital cameras, to capture and record movies rather than traditional film stock. This process converts visual images into digital data, which can be easily stored, edited, and transmitted on computers. Digital filmmaking offers advantages such as cost efficiency, faster production workflows, and higher flexibility in post-production editing. It allows filmmakers to see their footage instantly, make adjustments, and collaborate more easily. Overall, it modernizes the filmmaking process by leveraging digital technology to produce high-quality films with greater convenience and innovation.