Cinematographer Caleb Heymann on Stranger Things Season 4
“You’re kind of questioning, ‘Does this look too much like a shitty old ’90s music video?’ – Cinematographer Caleb Heymann on leaning into a retro horror vibe for the A […]
Frame By Frame – Electra Glide in Blue (1973)
Year – 1973 Decade – 1970s Cinematographer – Conrad L. Hall Director – James William Guercio Aspect Ratio – 2.39 Distributor – United Artists Genre – Drama Lenses – Panavision […]
Cinematographer Larkin Seiple on Everything Everywhere All at Once
“A messy but fun way to make something very stupid but very beautiful.” Check out my interview with Everything Everywhere All at Once cinematographer Larkin Seiple over at Filmmaker Magazine. […]
Cinematographer Daniele Massaccesi on The Matrix Resurrections
“Whenever I’m concentrating on a shot, to be honest, I don’t feel anything else. I don’t feel cold. I don’t feel hot. I don’t feel the weight.” – The Matrix […]
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 […]
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