Censor cinematographer Annika Summerson
Censor – a 1980s-set, color-drenched horror flick centered around a British ratings board member who sanitizes “video nasties” – hits theaters today and VOD on June 18th. I’ve got an […]
Mare of Easttown cinematographer Ben Richardson
New post from my Filmmaker Magazine column – a chat with Mare of Easttown cinematographer Ben Richardson (Beasts of the Southern Wild, The Fault in Our Stars, Wind River). Shot […]
Nobody cinematographer Pawel Pogorzelski
New interview up over at Filmmaker Magazine with Nobody cinematographer Pawel Pogorzelski. Directed by Hardcore Henry stylist Ilya Naishuller, the film inverts the typical “man of violence coaxed back into […]
Oscar nominated News of the World cinematographer Dariusz Wolski
New interview up over at Filmmaker Magazine with Dariusz Wolski. After more than 30 years of shooting features – including six for Ridley Scott, four with Gore Verbinski and two […]
One Night in Miami cinematographer Tami Reiker
New interview up over at Filmmaker Magazine with One Night in Miami cinematographer Tami Reiker (High Art, The Old Guard). Shot on Arri Alexa 65’s and Arri DNA lenses. The […]
Wonder Woman 1984 cinematographer Matthew Jensen on IMAX, practical stunts, and his love of Panavision Primos
I’ve got a new interview up over at Filmmaker Magazine with Wonder Woman 1984 cinematographer Matthew Jensen. The super hero sequel was shot on a multitude of formats, including: 35mm […]
Mank cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt
A car interior set-up from David Fincher’s Netflix film Mank, shot on stage with LED screens to provide backgrounds and interactive lighting. Here’s Mank cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt on his approach to […]
Interview: Greig Fraser on his Emmy-winning work on The Mandalorian
I’ve got a new interview up over at Filmmaker Magazine with freshly-minted Emmy winner Greig Fraser. The Mandalorian cinematographer walked me through using new StageCraft tech – a greenscreen alternative […]
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