Few films are as striking to look at or listen to as the British film noir “The Third Man.” Its shadow-soaked black-and-white palette, artfully askew camera angles and elaborately expressive ...

We admire its heavily stylized approach—exaggerated camera angles, tension-crafting mise ... Like the ink on those yellow hard-boiled pages, film noir was a smeared affair from the start ...

Antos, a regular contributor at No Film School, has posted other cinematography tutorials to the site, including “Beginner’s Guide to Shooting a Dialogue Scene: Camera Angles, Framing ...

“Camera Obscura ... rich camerawork -- fancy angles and tilts aside -- from cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos. Ariadna Gil, a notable young Spanish film star, and Adam Trese, one of the ...

Guillermo del Toro's neo-noir ... as “arty camera effects” at odds with Hollywood’s “invisible style.” All the swirling cigarette smoke, mirrored reflections, cantered angles, blinding ...

Almost everyone who worked on the film was an immigrant ... and Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” employed strange camera angles, dark shadows and mythical figures, the visual touchstones ...