Darius Khondji on Ditching His Comfort Zone to Shoot ‘Uncut Gems’
We chat with the cinematographer about accomplishing the grit of 'Uncut Gems' and how it pushed him unlike any other movie.
Tag: Cinematography
Eben Bolter on the Terror and Pleasure of Multi-Camera Filmmaking in ‘Avenue 5’
We chat with the cinematographer about the tools required to shoot a cinematic, sci-fi comedy series.
Cinematographer Michael Grady on Framing ‘The Morning Show’
We chat with the cinematographer about finding artistry in a world in which we all think we're experts.
Cinematographer Caleb Deschanel and VFX Supervisor Robert Legato on How ‘The Lion King’ was Shot, Not Just Animated
"They call it virtual reality, but at a certain point, you put on the goggles, and the environment is realistic enough that you feel that it's very real."
Lawrence Sher on Rendering a Recognizable Gotham in ‘Joker’
We chat with the cinematographer about replicating cinematic memory to achieve emotional reality.
36 Perfect Shots From The Films of Quentin Tarantino
These shots capture some of the most shocking, funny, and cool moments of the director’s impressive filmography.
How Cinematographer Gavin Finney Brought Heaven and Hell to Life in ‘Good Omens’
Turns out that six episodes spanning all of human history involves tackling a wide range of visual challenges.
Exploring the Cartoon Noir Cinematography of ‘Detective Pikachu’
"Play it again, Salamence."
How NASA Contributed to the Cinematography of ‘Barry Lyndon’
Kubrick shed stodgy costume drama aesthetic by embracing top tier technology.
Aberration in The Lens: Roger Deakins and Jesse James
The genius cinematographer's laconic take on the modern western is a masterclass in film photography and light.
