Learn how to master a compelling one-shot sequence to deliver an emotional impact!
- 7 Lessons
- 1.5 hours of instructional videos
Blocking, Lighting, and Composition: A Casa Tutti Bene is a masterclass in conceptualizing a one-shot sequence from action, camera composition, and managing the light around mobile actors.
Blocking is one of the most crucial skills a filmmaker should understand and Shane Hurlbut, ASC pulls from 30+ years of experience to master this concept. Shane guides you through his process of breaking down scenes from the film A Casa Tutti Bene (There’s No Place Like Home) into keyframe moments and shows how they unfold into a single seamless “oner.”
This process involves systematically maneuvering the camera, controlling light, and directing actors in a way that will deliver an emotional impact.
- Detailed Written Breakdowns
- Script Pages
- Lighting & Camera List Templates
- Camera Breakdown Schedule Template
- Top-Down Lighting & Blocking Schematics
- Side by Side Comparisons
- English Subtitles Included
Module 1 — Prepping for the One-Shot Sequence
- All The Prep for One-Shot: A Casa Tutti Bene
- Classic Hollywood Blocking vs Blocking for a One-Shot
Module 2 — The Theory Behind the One-Shot Sequence
- Composition Tells a Story
- What Does the Blocking Process Look Like?
Module 3 — How To Light the One-Shot Sequence
- How To Light a 4-Minute One-Shot
- Lighting the Path of an Interior to Exterior One Take
- Frame Analysis
