"The Five C's of Cinematography"

The Five C's of Cinematography are guiding principles that help create compelling visual storytelling: 1. **Camera Angle:** The position of the camera influences how we perceive characters and scenes, conveying emotions or power dynamics. 2. **Camera Composition:**arrangement of elements within the frame guides viewers’ focus and sets the scene’s tone. 3. **Camera Movement:** Techniques like pans or dollies add dynamism or intimacy, enhancing storytelling. 4. **Close-ups:** Focus tightly on subjects to reveal emotion or detail, forging a stronger connection. 5. **Continuity:** Maintains consistent visual flow, ensuring scenes feel seamless and coherent. These elements work together to shape the audience’s experience.