The phrase "action cinematography" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visual style and techniques used in filming action sequences in movies or television shows.
Example: "The film's action cinematography was praised for its dynamic camera movements and breathtaking stunts."
Alternatives: "action photography" or "dynamic cinematography".
It presents that world not via the animated line drawings that Ms. Satrapi and Mr. Paronnaud deployed in "Persepolis," but rather (for the most part) through conventional, live-action cinematography.
The same motion, or a stylized or caricatured version of it, can be achieved by "stop-motion" or "stop-action" cinematography, the frame-by-frame photographing of a similarly phased series of drawings (see Figure 9) or the phased movement of such objects as puppets, marionettes, or commercial products.
Give the people at Pixar a quick master class on the principles of live-action cinematography and then return to the allegedly real world of Hollywood.
And Andrew thought that Roger might just be the guy who could then teach the folks working at that animation studio the sorts of lighting styles and camera movements that would make WALLE's opening scenes look more like live-action cinematography.
In the 1970s and '80s Mr. Cardiff returned to cinematography, including action pictures with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone.
But as the sun goes down, the action slows and the cinematography and music follow pace.
With its nuanced characters, epic mythology, gorgeous cinematography, breathless action, iconic score (I can go on! It's terrific!) word of mouth was unstoppable.
"The incredible cinematography and action in each feature will be even better on the big screen and will give Hobbit fans a chance to binge-watch as a community".
Fans of the franchise may be in for a treat, as Padilha's previous movies have been recognized for strong cinematography and action sequences, but in Elite Squad: The Enemy Within, the director was able to ground the film in the emotional consequences facing the country and its people as Brazil's rapid economic growth fuels corruption across the military, politics and society at large.
