Discover the art of cinematic language with the book “Cinematography: Theory and Practice.” If you are fascinated by how films bring stories to life through light, movement, and composition, this publication is the perfect guide.

This book offers a detailed look at the theoretical and practical foundations of the film camera and lighting. It provides readers with clear and understandable explanations of the principles behind the visual side of filmmaking. Whether you are a beginner filmmaker, a student, or an enthusiast, you will find advice and techniques here to improve your skills and understand how camera and light together create a film's atmosphere, character, and emotions.

“Cinematography: Theory and Practice” walks you through all the key aspects, from lens selection to working with lighting, shot composition, and the use of color, combining theory with practical examples. This book is an essential resource for anyone who wants a professional understanding of the craft of filmmaking and to take their shooting to the next level.

Why choose this book?

• Comprehensive guide to basic and advanced camera and lighting techniques.
• Suitable for both beginners and advanced users who want complex principles explained in an accessible way.
• Practical advice and examples you can apply directly on set.
• Improve your visual storytelling by understanding the role of light, composition, and camera movement.
• Supports creative development - learn how to create cinematic shots with expression and atmosphere that engage viewers.

Main features of the book:

• Contains theory and practice of cinematography and lighting.
• Detailed descriptions of camera work, composition, and lighting.
• Suitable as a textbook and as inspiration for personal projects.
• Enables understanding of both the technical fundamentals and the artistic side of filmmaking.
• Supports the creative and technical development of filmmakers at all levels.