The dop is important because they help create the artistic vision in the film. They collaborate closely with the director and determine the lighting, framing and camera movement. They’re responsible for making sure every shot is usable and keeping track of what shots aren’t. they also have to collaborate with different departments such as gaffers and grips. In post, they may work with the editor to determine coloring. In small productions, the DoP can also be the camera operator.
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