Screenwriters should learn photography knowledge, please recommend some practical books, thank you!

The author pays attention to the arrangement of stories.

If you want to know something about shooting and pictures.

Let's start with the director's point of view.

In practice, they have more right to speak and creative requirements for pictures.

But remember that as a screenwriter, there should be no "guidance" in the script.

That's unnecessary, unprofessional and immature.

Books, recommend some relatively new books to you, so that the films involved will be relatively new and easy to find and refer to.

I also put it on my desk and read it often.

Talking with eyes: the principle and application of image vision

Focal plane design

Before Shooting: The Art of Storyboard

Introduction of focusing plane

Disassemble the film

The camera is talking: an analysis of film modeling language (illustrated edition)

Master shot: 100 low-priced blockbuster advanced skills.

Scene Scheduling the Motion of Images (Illustration 2nd Edition)

Film director's method

Not necessarily, but as a screenwriter, knowing more is a good thing.

I hope I can help you!