In a close-up, you see the most intimate emotions, but when you pull out of the frame, you feel the weight of everything they are carrying in a wide shot. Whether you shoot on an iPhone or an IMAX ...

Sure, a close-up brings you eye-to-eye with the action, but sometimes you need to see the whole picture. Enter the full shot, a way for filmmakers to focus on their subject from top to bottom. Cue the ...

You’ve likely used the “panorama” setting on your smartphone camera to capture a nice, wide image (you know, the one that turns people into a Cronenbergian monster if you move too fast). In film, the ...