The Cinematography of Joker / A Case Study with Lawrence Sher
This week Cooke Optics TV welcome Lawrence Sher to the channel. He talks to COT about filming Joker. What made the style? What challenges did they face? What were some unique scenarios?
This week Cooke Optics TV welcome Lawrence Sher to the channel. He talks to COT about filming Joker. What made the style? What challenges did they face? What were some unique scenarios?
Julian White tells Cooke Optics TV about the different lighting sources that are used in film and what effect they can give. We see behind the scenes footage compared with the shot in the film. What is the difference between fluorescents and LED?
At Camerimage festival, IMAGO’s D&I Committee joined forces with Digital Orchard Foundation to talk with a phenomenal group of peers and experts about the reality of diversity and inclusion for mid-career filmmakers in 2020. They spoke from personal experience about barriers that go overlooked, facts that are silenced, implicit biases that need to change, and…
At the 2020 virtual Camerimage festival, ARRI hosted an online discussion with cinematographer Roger Deakins and his collaborator James Deakins. Stephan Ukas-Bradley from ARRI in Los Angeles, who has helped support the Deakinses over many years and projects, covered topics such as the “Team Deakins” podcast, collaborations with different directors, creative processes, and the impact…
A webinar about the safe and creative opportunities of using ARRI Remote Solutions and their Camera Stabilizer Systems. Learn how to achieve stunning cinematic images without compromise and get the most out of all your kit.
Charlie Rizek, TRINITY operator of “1917,” and product developer Curt Schaller, talk about all things TRINITY. Charlie used the TRINITY on a variety of sets, such as music videos, where one-takers are crucial. He gives further insights into his experiences and the transition to producing not only music videos, but world-known feature films and TV…
In this episode, Cooke Optics TV interview Phedon Papamicahel for his work on Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7. The film received six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor for Sacha Baron Cohen, and Best Original Screenplay for Aaron Sorkin.
In this episode, Cooke Optics TV interview Lachlan Milne for his work on Lee Isaac Chung’s ‘Minari’. The film received six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor for Steven Yeun, and Best Supporting Actress for Yuh-Jung Youn.
In this episode, Cooke Optics TV interview Tami Reiker, for her work on ‘One Night in Miami’. She discusses her work on the film, working with Regina King and the ensemble cast that includes Kingsley Ben-Adir and Leslie Odom Jr.