Why Modern Movies Are Too...Bright?
Head to https://squarespace.com/rowanjcoleman to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code ROWANJCOLEMAN Have you noticed modern blockbusters like Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania or TV shows like Game of Thrones look "murky" or hard to follow? In this video, I explain why the problem isn't that they're too dark—it's actually that they're too bright. In this deep dive into modern cinematography, we compare the practical lighting techniques used in films like The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers to the digital latitude and "grey-space" of modern CGI-heavy productions. We look at why the Battle of Winterfell failed where Helm’s Deep succeeded, and how "movie reality" is being lost to "real reality." Support the channel on Patreon for early, ad-free access: / rowanjcoleman CHAPTERS 00:00 Why Are Modern Movies So Dark? 00:30 Practical Lighting vs Fix-It-In-Post 02:06 Why Ant-Man 3 Looks Flat 04:50 Battle of Winterfell vs Helm's Deep 08:39 The Solution Which modern movie or show do you think has the best (or worst) lighting? Do you prefer the look of film or digital? Let me know in the comments? #Cinematography #Filmmaking #LightingDesign #Marvel #GameOfThrones #MovieReview

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