What are the main camera angles in film, and when should you use them? An overview of low and high angles, Dutch angles, bird’s-eye and worm’s-eye shots. QUICK GUIDE TO CAMERA ANGLES Camera angle refers to pointing the camera up, down, or rotated slightly. Different angles shape power dynamics, emotion, and how the audience reads...Read More
What exactly is a logline, a beat sheet and story cards? How to use them, and why. WHAT THEY ARE FOR A screenwriter’s job comes down to six types of document, and the creative discussions that go into creating each. Known as development materials, these documents serve two functions: WRITING Writers use some, or all,...Read More
What a full academic year looks like at Prague Film Institute Studying film is not just about learning how to operate a camera or write a script — it’s about entering a rhythm where theory and practice constantly feed into each other. From the very first week, students don’t just observe filmmaking; they start making...Read More
