Cinematography

Use slow motion to emphasize action or create a dramatic, emotional moment in your scene.

Use soft focus to create a dreamy or romantic effect by slightly blurring your subject.

Use a split diopter lens to keep both foreground and background elements in sharp focus.

Add a natural lens flare to give your shots a cinematic and artistic touch.

Create a bokeh effect by shooting with a wide aperture to produce beautiful, out-of-focus background lights.

Control depth of field by adjusting your aperture to isolate your subject and create a blurred background.

Use a Dutch angle to create tension or disorientation in your scene.

Use wide shots to establish context and show the environment around your subject.

Script around emotional beats, ensuring that dialogue, narration, and pacing mirror the audience's emotional journey for maximum impact.