Digital Cinematography 2

So I'm not the richest person in the world by any means, but I am inspired by the creative world that I see in a couple of films form directors such as Tim Burton... in particular. His worlds are always so weird and have dark undertones. They just stand out to me personally. The rest of the images are a few other background designs that I found interesting. It really shows how far you can take production design, and how color plays a major part in the look and feel of what you want your audience to feel. It helps them understand not only the characters but, their circumstances, and it certainly assists the story. Here is the full look of what kinds of production art I want my animation to display, even if I don't have the resources right now to match this epic-ness in my screenplay.

I saw Black Panther in the movie theaters Twice! The first time was on opening night on a Friday evening. It was extremely packed and the best seat that I could get was all the way in the very front lol. I still enjoyed the movie, but I really got to enjoy the experience the second* time around.  All the visuals were clear, I was at the center of the screen and the characters were incredible. The movie Black Panther was directed by Ryan cooler, who I feel is just a genius at capturing emotion in his characters. My only critique is that it wasn't raw. The plot was well done, and this is only just the beginning it feels like of the black panthers path so I wasn't too disappointed. But I hope the next movie touches on more symbolic topics and social issues that relate to the society today. Thats the biggie on why I felt it was amazing. Chadwick Boseman who played as the Black Panther was a little bit soft. But understandably so, as he tried to sympathize with Kill monger (Mich...