The scenic resolution of a film is a creative process that is subject to the individual taste and style of the cameraman or director. However, a filmmaker should always keep in mind the impact of the chosen camera angles on the audience: Does it truly evoke the emotion they wish to elicit? Heiko Raschke provides the reader with a practical guide on how to effectively and audience-oriented resolve a scene. He begins by explaining the significance of floor plans or blueprints as an essential foundation for smooth collaboration on set. Through exercises, the reader can then create their own resolutions of character-centered or action-centered scenes, thereby discovering their own style. To ensure that the effect on the audience is not left to chance, Heiko Raschke demonstrates how our...