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The difference between a cinematographer and a director.
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[QUOTE="Holicent, post: 286327, member: 76163"] [SIZE=15px][FONT=Verdana]Cinematographers and directors are two very different people. They have completely different jobs, and their roles are very different. Directors are responsible for the overall vision of a film, and they're often the person who brings all the creative ideas together. Cinematographers, on the other hand, are responsible for making sure that all of those creative ideas come to life on film. The job of a cinematographer is to create shots that look amazing but don't necessarily tell a story in a linear way. The cinematographer is often responsible for creating many different shots within a film (and sometimes even within one scene). The cinematographer also has to make sure that each shot matches up with the other actors' performances so everything looks natural, believable, and real. The director's job is to shepherd the cast through set ups and down comings as well as providing guidance when needed — but ultimately it's up to them how things pan out in front of the camera.[/FONT][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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