Directors of photography Eve Hazelton (The Underwater Realm) and Kate Reid (Blooded, Scrubber) discuss their experiences of working across a range of features and camera platforms, and why gender does…
While the digital revolution continues apace, there is still much debate about whether film has a place in the future of moviemaking. Here, documentarian Christopher Kenneally talks about why he felt the time was right…
PLUS CAMERIMAGE - the International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography - today launched their official YouTube channel in celebration of reaching their 20th anniversary milestone. …
Having worked on key scenes for the likes of Trainspotting, Robin Hood, The Bourne Ultimatum and multiple Bonds, Mike Valentine is one of the world’s leading experts on shooting underwater. Here he explains the depths of…
Having worked on projects as diverse as TV series Hustle, thriller Derailed and horror-comedy Lesbian Vampire Killers, cinematographer Nic Lawson discusses why you don’t need to follow the rules when it comes to good lighting.…
Having shot a wide variety of films, including DOGVILLE, 28 DAYS LATER and ANTICHRIST, Anthony Dod Mantle reveals why his Oscar-winning stint on SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE was a journey back to his roots.…
The visual success of any film surely depends on the bond between director and DoP. Together, celebrated cinematographer César Charlone and movieScope’s Adam Thursby examine why this dynamic is so important-and how it is changing.…
Young DoP Rain Li explains how her relationship with cinematographer-turned-director Christopher Doyle is crucial to her career.…
Love it or hate it, SPARTACUS: Blood and Sand, is like nothing you’ve seen before—on the small screen, at least. The success of the original series spawned a prequel Spartacus: Gods of the Arena and inevitably, a sequel Spartacus:…
For over three decades, Newton Thomas Sigel’s cinematography has graced experimental documentaries, indie dramas, telemovies, and Hollywood blockbusters. …
