The language of film is the set of visual and auditory tools used in filmmaking to tell a story, convey emotions, and create an impact on the viewer. The elements of film language are closely intertwined and together create the full experience of the film.The most important elements of film language are:Planning: The plan is…
BakteriofágokKészülő filmünkben külön jelenetet szánunk a leggyilkosabb vírusoknak, a bakteriofágoknak.Our new movie will have a whole section about bacteriophages, the killer viruses.What are Bacteriophages?Bacteriophages, or simply phages, are a type of virus that can infect and kill bacteria. The term “phage” is derived from the Greek word “phagos,” meaning “eater.” This name perfectly describes the…
What is compositing?Compositing is the combining of visual elements from separate sources into single images, often to create the illusion that all those elements are parts of the same scene.Typical examples of compositing are, for example:The superimposition of a character filmed on a green background over a scene shot in another place, at another time,…
The images you see on the screen are never random. It is the carefully designed interplay of lights, shadows and, above all, colours that creates the mood of the films and helps to tell the story. Colour grading, a key element of post-production, plays a key role in this process. But what exactly is this term and how has it evolved over time? In this article we look for the answer.
From 02.12.2024 to 04.04.2024 we held our scriptwriting training with the participation of the scientific team (Gábor Borics, Viktória B-Béres, Enikő Török-Krasznai) and the animation team (Verona Lerf, István Tóth, Tibor Kisantal). The story of the animated film “Life of a Drop of Water” was developed and turned into a screenplay.
