1980. A bright young photographer is pushed to the edge by his teacher’s seductive philosophies, all in the name of great Art.
When 18-year-old Nneka attempts to connect with her estranged mother, the fantasy of who she is, is abruptly shattered by the harsh reality of living with mental illness and extreme poverty.
For Weekend TODAY, NBC’s Kerry Sanders gets a firsthand look at how companies are using creative technology to produce Super Bowl ads in the age of COVID-19. The final products look so real that you can’t always believe your eyes, Kerry says.
FilmLight hosts a discussion with the talents who have contributed to the stories that are entertaining us the most. Four prestigious colourists from Los Angeles, London and Cape Town present their outstanding work and share their artistic journey. Discover amazing projects, including provocative comedy thriller ‘Promising Young Woman’, the Netflix original documentary ‘My Octopus Teacher’,…
In this NFTS Masterclass Jon Wardle, Director of the NFTS talks to Oscar nominated Writer/Director Terry Gilliam.
For three years from 1960 June Nelson and her late husband Bryan lived in a shed on the Bass Rock, now home to the world’s largest colony of Gannets. June reflects on their time together and revisits her old home.
Cinematographer Mike Eley BSC reflects on pairing ARRI Rental’s DNA LF lenses with ALEXA LF to bring a sensitivity to the Suffolk landscape of Netflix film The Dig. Streaming now on Netflix.
The Chaos Walking cinematographer talks about his experience using our ALEXA65 and PrimeDNA lenses.
In ‘Snyder School,’ Zack Snyder takes us on a four episode journey into his creative process as a filmmaker. In Episode 2, Zack explains his approach to cinematography, using digital cameras for the first time on Army of the Dead, and how to choreograph stunts for zombies.
