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SUMMARY:Cinematography- Fame Rate
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Frame Rate 

First, up before we jump into anything I want to discuss exactly what frame rate is, and what we need to know to use it effectively.
Referred to most commonly as FPS in cameras, this the rate at which the camera records frames within a video file. There are some common frame rates you will see thrown around a lot. The two current standards in North America are 23.98 / 24 frames per second for films and 29.97 / 30 frames per second for television content. In Europe, we use 25 FPS for almost every application except for the largest of films that are intended for American markets. If you want to know how we settled on these numbers on our standards - check out this in-depth breakdown here. And an explanation to why there is a discrepancy in of hundredths of a frame check that out here.

24 FPS

So for our purposes, the 23.98 / 24 FPS is the mode of choice almost all modern cameras have a setting that can hit this. We will use this value as the base for a lot of our...

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