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Displaying all articles tagged:
Cinematography
no chef!
Mar. 21, 2024
Top Chef
Serves Up Chaos Menu
The venerable cooking competition returns in reinvention mode, but its newly
Bear
-ified visual style feels undercooked.
By
Roxana Hadadi
lights cameras jokes
May 24, 2022
Meet the Technical Artists Behind Comedy’s Most Impressive Specials
“Of the many mediums I work on — TV, film, and commercials — making a live comedy special is hardest of all.”
By
Hershal Pandya
deep dives
Dec. 8, 2021
How
Tick, Tick … Boom!
Filmed Its Eureka Moment in a Swimming Pool
Cinematographer Alice Brooks breaks down the musical’s “Swimming” scene, filmed in the very same pool where Jonathan Larson once swam.
By
Jackson McHenry
wonder woman 1984
Dec. 25, 2020
How
Wonder Woman
Brought Color Back to the DC Universe
It all began with … a photo of James Blunt?
By
Abraham Josephine Riesman
filmmaking
Nov. 25, 2020
Why
The Queen’s Gambit
Looks So Damn Good
The clothes and production design, sure, but Steven Meizler’s cinematography is instrumental in pulling together the series’ singular style.
By
Tomris Laffly
quentin tarantino
Aug. 1, 2019
How
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Recreated 1969 Los Angeles
Production designer Barbara Ling and cinematographer Robert Richardson explain how they turned back the clock for Quentin Tarantino’s latest.
By
Nate Jones
game of thrones
May 2, 2019
What the Battle of Winterfell Would Have Looked Like If It Weren’t So Damn Dark
This week’s
Game of Thrones
was shrouded in darkness that obscured some key moments, so we’re shedding some light on the situation.
By
Kathryn VanArendonk
if beale street could talk
Jan. 3, 2019
How
Beale Street
Got Those Eye-popping Colors
Barry Jenkins’s cinematographer and colorist break down exactly how they managed to create the film’s feast of gorgeous shades.
By
Nate Jones
oscars 2018
Mar. 5, 2018
Roger Deakins Should Have Won an Oscar Years Ago
After 13 tries, the cinematographer won his first Oscar Sunday night.
By
Nate Jones
Mar. 4, 2018
Cinematographers React to Rachel Morrison’s Historic Oscar Nomination
Morrison became the first woman nominated for Best Cinematography.
By
Brittany Stephanis
Dec. 29, 2017
89 Film and TV Moments That Capture 2017
A look back at the best visuals from the year.
By
Granger Willson
Oct. 3, 2017
Can Roger Deakins Finally Win an Oscar, for
Blade Runner 2049
?
He’s shot so many of your favorite movies, and this might finally do the trick.
By
Kyle Buchanan
emmys 2017
June 27, 2017
Westworld
Cinematographer Talks Lighting an Orgy Like a Louvre Painting
“We didn’t want the viewer to ever feel like there was a human being on the other end of that camera.”
By
Abraham Riesman
guardians of the galaxy vol 2
May 8, 2017
Guardians of the Galaxy 2
Cinematographer on How Chris Pratt Changed the Ending
The hardest one to shoot will surprise you.
By
Abraham Riesman
Mar. 14, 2017
This Is What Makes
Samurai Jack
the Most Visually Audacious Show on TV
VIDEO: “Remember David Carradine in
Kung Fu?”
By
Jared T. Miller
and the nominees are
Jan. 11, 2017
Lion
and
La La Land
Among Cinematography Guild’s Nominees
Silence
also picked up its first guild recognition for cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto.
By
Hunter Harris
gender gaps
Sept. 24, 2015
The Gender Gap for Cinematographers Is Terrible
Women make up only 4 percent of the American Society of Cinematographers.
By
Nate Jones
tv
July 13, 2015
True Detective
and the Changing, Divisive Nature of the Aerial Shot
Post-9/11 and post-NSA, the aerial imparts a new kind of unease, a more ambient dread.
By
Adam Sternbergh
Jan. 8, 2015
How Wes Anderson’s Cinematographer Shot These 9 Great Scenes
From
Rushmore
to
The Royal Tenenbaums
to
The Grand Budapest Hotel
, here’s how he got these iconic shots.
By
Kyle Buchanan
r.i.p.
May 19, 2014
Godfather
Cinematographer Gordon Willis Dies at 82
He was 82.
By
Anna Silman
craft work
Mar. 19, 2014
How
True Detective
’s Cinematographer Got These 9 Shots
“Rust’s apartment was supposed to be a place that you don’t want to spend too much time in.”
By
Matt Patches
craft work
Jan. 29, 2014
How
American Horror Story
’s Cinematographer Got These 11 Disturbing Shots
The show’s third season wraps up tonight.
By
Denise Martin
round-up
Jan. 15, 2014
Everything You Wanted to Know About Spike Jonze’s
Her
Spike Jonze and the film’s crew talk keyboard-less computers, blue-free color palettes, that video game, and much more.
By
Jesse David Fox
and
Jason Schwartzman
how to make a movie
Sept. 7, 2013
How Malick and Cuarón’s D.P. Got These 5 Shots
Featuring
Gravity
,
The Tree of Life
, and
Children of Men
.
By
Kyle Buchanan
oscars 2013
Feb. 21, 2013
How Master D.P. Roger Deakins Got These 10 Shots
And he explains several stills from his iconic work with the Coen brothers.
By
Kyle Buchanan
dispatches
Nov. 14, 2012
How Steven Spielberg’s Cinematographer Got These Eleven Shots
From
Lincoln
to
A.I.
to
Schindler’s List
.
By
Kyle Buchanan
cinematography
July 18, 2012
See 135 Shots That Will Restore Your Faith in Cinema
You missed
Milo and Otis
.
By
Eliot Glazer
wes anderson
Jan. 19, 2012
Take a Closer Look at Wes Anderson’s Cinematic Style
Who needs NYU when you’ve got screen shots?
By
Eliot Glazer