cinematique

150 cinematic technique notes for Obsidian with cover images, demo videos, and AI prompt templates

Cinematique - 150 Cinematic Techniques for Obsidian

An Obsidian vault with 150 cinematic techniques from vvsvs.pro/cinematique, organized as a browsable reference library for AI image/video prompting.

What's Inside

  • 150 technique notes covering Camera Work, Lighting, Composition, Editing, Storytelling, VFX, and Genres & Styles
  • 191 media files - cover images (PNG/JPG) + demo videos (MP4) for Camera Work techniques
  • Obsidian Bases view (Cinematique.base) with gallery, table, and per-category card views

Structure

cinematique/
├── Cinematique.base       # Obsidian Bases view (gallery + 13 views)
├── notes/                 # 150 technique markdown files
│   ├── Aerial Shot.md
│   ├── Film Noir.md
│   └── ...
└── attachments/           # Cover images + demo videos
    ├── aerial-shot.png
    ├── aerial-shot.mp4
    └── ...

Usage in Obsidian

  1. Clone or download this repository
  2. Open Obsidian and add the cinematique/ folder as a vault
  3. Open Cinematique.base to browse techniques by category, difficulty, or mood

Requires Obsidian 1.9+ with Bases support enabled.

Views

ViewTypeDescription
GalleryCardsAll 150 techniques with cover images (16:9)
All 150TableFull table with thumbnails
By CategoryTableGrouped by category
Camera WorkCards41 techniques with demo videos
LightingCards30 techniques
CompositionCards21 techniques
EditingCards17 techniques
StorytellingCards12 techniques
VFXCards8 techniques
Genres & StylesCards21 techniques
By DifficultyTableGrouped: Basic / Intermediate / Advanced
By MoodTableGrouped by mood
Has VideoCards41 Camera Work techniques with MP4 demos

Note Format

Each technique note includes:

  • Frontmatter: category, difficulty, mood, has_video, cover_file, tags
  • Definition and cinematic history
  • When to Use
  • Best Practices
  • AI Prompt Template (works with any image/video generator)

Credits

Content sourced from Cinematique by VVSVS.

How to Install

  1. Download the template file from GitHub
  2. Move it anywhere in your vault
  3. Open it in Obsidian — done!

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Last updated 4mo ago