Filmmaking Referencing Tools
- Ghost Note Editorial
- Oct 18, 2023
- 1 min read
Need to make a creative deck real quick? Or pitch an idea to brands/agencies/ production houses? Want to put together a visual treatment to showcase your idea to your team? Here are some resources that we've found to be super helpful. We'll keep adding to this list!
An extensive and ever growing library of all the video techniques you can think of. You'll find GIF examples of double exposure, two-shots, mixed-media, typography, whip pan, split diopter, etc.
Free to use.
If GIFs aren't for you then these libraries containing mostly stills will serve you well. You can use filters like lensing, colour palette, aspect ratio and so much more. You can even type in "party scene" and a bunch of images from films with party scenes will pop up. Helpful to build your storyboard.
Free to use.
A repository of tasty frames from some of the best films ever made. The only drawback is it doesn't allow you to search by visual technique. But you can gain some insight into how the visual language of a film is constructed with lighting and colour palette.
Free to use.
All the award winning advertising and marketing campaigns at Cannes going back to 1954.
Free to use.
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