Job Description

Location Singapore, Central Singapore

Planning Area
GEYLANG

Job Type
Permanent

Salary
$3,500 - $5,500 Per Month

Date Posted
1 hour ago

Expiry Date
30-Jun-2022
Additional Details


Job ID
221202

Job Views
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Roles & Responsibilities The Director of Photography (DoP) establishes the overall visual style of the production and understands its creative vision in order to lead the photography sessions. He/She guides the camera, lighting and grip teams to achieve visual objectives of the content during the shoot. He/She determines the framing of shots and guides the cameras.
He/She may be required to identify specialty cameras such as 360 or underwater cameras that are required to shoot desired shots, and directs the operation of these cameras.
He/She is a creative thinker and collaborates with the creative leadership, while providing creative direction to the camera, lighting and grip departments.
He/She should have excellent technical knowledge of cameras, lenses, shooting equipment and digital processes. He/She is required to have knowledge of camera operations and lighting techniques. He/She possesses the artistic vision to visualise ideas. He/She should be aware of the best practices for camera techniques, post-production processes as well as colour and data management. He/She is expected to operate outdoors and may be required to travel.
Tasks

• Analyse the production script to evaluate the suitability of the theme and the visual setting for the film.
• Conduct blocking to guide cast and crew to identify and resolve any technical issues.
• Contribute creative and camera input to create storyboards for the production.
• Determine camera and lighting equipment required along with the gaffer in consideration of the allocated budget.
• Develop the shot plan for the multiple or specialised camera set-up.
• Experiment and select special lenses, filters or film stocks.
• Finalise key locations for shoot in collaboration with the creative and Production team.
• Frame each shot to establish technical parameters such as focal distances to achieve the desired visual impact.
• Guide the framing and focus of shots during the shoot.
• Guide the positioning of cameras as per the framing of the shots and the movement required.
• Guide the teams in positioning of cameras for each shot.
• Monitor the shoot of all major scenes on the viewing monitor to advise on camera and lighting adjustment.
• Oversee the lighting and camera positioning before the first take.
• Plan the framing for each shot to understand the camera equipment, and movements, angles and specific lighting required.
• Provide key creative and camera inputs to visual styling by discussing with the creative leadership team.
• Refine camera placement and focus length paths requirements based on shots taken.
• Review raw footages with the creative leadership team to check shooting progress and determine if any shot needs to be re-taken.
• Secure the necessary equipment for shoot by coordinating with the Production team.
• Understand the creative vision for the multiple camera production.
• Understand the creative vision for the production by communicating with the creative leadership.