Why Camera Movement is Important to Horror | The Invisible Man Cinematography Breakdown

Connect with Ted Sim Instagram:   / aputure_ted   Twitter:   / aputure_ted   Today, we talk with Stefan Duscio, ACS, cinematographer of the horror/thriller The Invisible Man, about what the experience was like shooting the film and how he lit for darkness. We also cover different styles of camera movement, and why he chose to do motion control for certain scenes. Music we use! Join for 2 free months: https://bit.ly/2x6E54m What We Film With! https://bit.ly/indmogul_gear Hear Our Podcast! http://bit.ly/Indy_Mogul_Podcasts Join the Indy Mogul Community Group: https://bit.ly/2udpqDa Follow Us! IG - http://bit.ly/indymogul_ig Twitter - http://bit.ly/indymogul_Twitter SubReddit - http://bit.ly/indymogul_reddit Facebook - http://bit.ly/indymogul_FB Hit Us Up! Griffin - http://bit.ly/Giffin_ig Erik - http://bit.ly/Erik_ig Ted - http://bit.ly/Ted_ig Video Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:33 - Creating Visual Style 3:00 - Camera & Lens Package 4:01 - Scene #1: Escaping 7:19 - Stefan's Moonlight Philosophy 9:08 - Scene #2: The Attic 11:45 - Scene #3: The Fight 13:33 - Scene #4: Act III, Parking Lot 16:08 - Filmmakers Advice #TheInvisibleMan #Cinematography #Filmmaking