Cinematographer Frank Passingham on merging worlds and bringing the stop motion of ‘Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio’ to life
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio may be one of the most stunning technical achievements of the decade. The Academy award- winning director constantly takes on new... Read More
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Interview: ‘Ms. Marvel’ cinematographer Jules O’Loughlin talks working in Bangkok, setting up superpower fight scenes and what inspired him on set
There are many pieces that have to fit together for a television series to work properly. The director, the set decorator, the sound mixer and... Read More
Interview: ‘In the Heights’ cinematographer Alice Brooks breaks down that opening shot and complicated dance sequences [VIDEO]
“The streets are made of music” One of the most challenging things for a cinematographer to do is translating concepts to visual reality. For cinematographer... Read More
Interview: Cinematographer Eben Bolter BSC, on creating the cinematic look of HBO’s ‘Avenue 5’
For Cinematographer Eben Bolter BSC, his passion for visual storytelling started with Jurassic Park. After nearly a decade of shooting shorts and documentaries, the UK/US... Read More
Interview: ‘Lucy in the Sky’ cinematographer Polly Morgan
If you haven’t had a chance to catch Noah Hawley’s Lucy in the Sky, starring Academy Award winner Natalie Portman (Black Swan), you’re missing out... Read More
Interview: Ben Kutchins, Emmy-nominated cinematographer of ‘Ozark’
Ben Kutchins on the set of Ozark (photo: Andrew Hreha / Netflix) For Ben Kutchins, the newly Emmy-nominated cinematographer of Netflix’s Ozark, his love of... Read More
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