Just read this article and it is a cool look at this year's best cinematography, wanted to share! https://collider.com/best-movie-cinematography-2022-batman-nope/
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Just read this article and it is a cool look at this year's best cinematography, wanted to share! https://collider.com/best-movie-cinematography-2022-batman-nope/
If anyone wants to live stream the ASC Awards on Sunday, March 5th at 7:30 pm PST, you can actually do so by registering with The American Society of Cinematography at this link: https://theasc.com/awards/37th-annual-asc-awards
I think Claudio Miranda has a real shot at winning for Top Gun: Maverick. Who's everyone rooting for?
One of the things that I often find fascinating is that as the years go by more and more of my ilk are going to be gone. My life is arguably half over and my experience in the cinematic process got to bare witness to the transition from analog (film) creation to digital. It's so crazy to me that I h...
Expand postNathan Woodward - I absolutely loved reading your post here. I hope people in my network are inspired by this. You are a brilliantly visual writer and you captured my interest - someone who knows noth...
Expand commentAmanda, I am tickled to death that you enjoyed the article. I’m intending on writing another one here pretty soon. One time we were working on a project and it was lunch time, but I had to set up an A...
Expand commentBeautifully said, Nathan! I was lucky to spend my entire first year at film school learning how to use Bolex H16s. At that time, Columbia College Chicago required all film students to exclusively use...
Expand commentI have a Bolex H-16 in my display cabinet. Probably my favorite thing. I love that camera. Didn't even need batteries.
I am glad that you enjoyed the article.
Nathan Woodward yes things are changing quicker than they used to. Many people had issues moving from shooting film to electronic images. There was too much stress on the technology & terminology with...
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Out of this list, well of course my love affair with Roger Deakins continues, but out of the rest Christopher Doyle stands out to me. I love Chungking Express (shared DoP), In the Mood for Love and 2046 which are some of my favourite films.
Another question, with In the Mood o Love t the forefront o...
Expand postI have to say that I am a huge fan of classic cinema. There were a lot of greats but I'm going to sound like a total fanboy here -
Is there such a thing as too much Toland?
Greg Toland was my absolute f...
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Richardson has worked with the likes of Oliver Stone, Errol Morris, Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese. Here he outlines his tips for good work and relationships.
1. Trust your Crew
2. Keep the Eyepiece
3. Reduce unnecessary Opinions
4. Seek out a talented Production Designer
5. Acting is the Central...
Expand postAndrew Sobkovich thank you. I will bear that in my mind, the next time I manage to be shooting a project.
Such amazing visual and camera work in this movie. And done so simple too. Check out this link to the short film "Evenveil," then after you watch that check out the "Making of Evenveil." You will be blown away how this was done. It will certainly inspire you!
"EVENVIEL" - https://youtu.be/tyC6oJ2M4LM...
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I really enjoyed this article on Roger Deakins and how he came to love cinema. They way he talks about shooting on film and the simplicity of it brings back memories when I was in film school. Love it. Movie making is just magic.
https://www.thewrap.com/roger-deakins-movies-changes-cinematographer-e...
Expand postThanks for sharing, Ryan Little. Wow, Roger Deakins was the cinematographer on some BIG movies! "1917" is one of my favorite War movies.
I agree with Roger when he said, "What the audience wants, what...
Expand commentRyan Little Thanks Ryan, my love for Roger Deakins knows no bounds. In a previous share, I posted a video interview between cinematographers on THR I think.
Deakins was astounded at the lack of knowle...
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Stage 32's CEO Richard "RB" Botto is having an "AMA" about the state of the industry and where we're headed. FREE TO REGISTER Tomorrow Friday, Feb. 17th (11:00 AM PST) Blog about the AMA: https://www.stage32.com/blog/ask-me-anything-with-stage-32-ceo-richard-r... Register for the AMA here: https://w...
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It's exciting time for you as a content creator - whether you work in film, television or digital - and it's equally exciting for content makers because the world has opened wide to international voices traveling beyond borders. This free webinar will go over all things film, TV and new media! Bring...
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Interesting article on the creative growth of VR tech -
Curious to see who from our members are writing scripts or working on projects in this VR space?
And if you're not, does having more access to VR equipment change that dy...
Expand postShellie Schmals "A vast amount of VR products were announced at CES 2023, to elevate the immersiveness of filmmakers and moviegoers..." In would love to know how that breaks down in terms of tech vers...
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Wow, this brings up a wonderful array of formats, sequences and juxtaposition of shots and lighting, moods and the purposes of these elements of cinema, as well as budgets and innovations, great read, thanks for sharing!