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Widescreen, 3D, portable cameras and Steadicam — Eduqas GCSE Film Studies C670
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The timeline of film history
Widescreen, 3D, portable cameras and Steadicam
Eduqas GCSE Film Studies · C670
Widescreen, 3D, portable cameras and Steadicam
The timeline of film history
What you need to know
Widescreen formats such as CinemaScope, and 3D, in the 1950s: Hollywood's answer to television and falling audiences.
Lightweight, portable cameras from the late 1950s: hand-held filming in documentary and in the French New Wave.
Steadicam, developed by the cinematographer Garrett Brown and first introduced in 1975: smooth, flowing shots from a hand-held camera.
Links to the set films, such as CinemaScope in Pillow Talk and Rebel Without a Cause.
Short practice questions with answers, in the style of Question 4.
Practice questions to try, each headed 'Practice question' with its marks.
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