Hosted by John de Borman BSC AFCPanellist: Rob Hardy ASC BSC, Ellen Kuras ASC and Daniel Landin BSC A discussion about the artistry of discovering and creating images; how we make images that evoke emotion; and how sometimes what is excluded from a frame but implied is much more powerful. We will investigate how cinematographers…
Phil Rhodes – industry journalist and contributor Colm Nicell – ARRI Solutions, James Medcraft DP, Dale Elena McCready BSC NCZS, Will Case, Creative Technology, Stacia Pfeiffer, freelance VP Producer
The Panel is led by Stephen Murphy BSC, ISC (Mr and Mrs Smith, Atlanta), joined by Gavin Finney BSC (Good Omens, The Undeclared War), Ed Moore BSC (Hijack, Somewhere Boy), Laurie Rose BSC (Rebecca, Peaky Blinders), Vanessa Whyte (Ted Lasso, All Creatures Great and Small), and Simona Susnea (Heart Stopper, Audrey)
MODERATOR: Kate Reid BSCPANELLISTS: Rina Yang BSC, Si Bell BSC, Stephan Pehrsson BSC, Erik Alexander Wilson BSC ‘A frank discussion about the practical realities of being a cinematographer beyond film school or shooting short films; such as working at large scale, people management, long term collaborations, the work life balance and all the other things…
Directors Todd Field (TÁR), Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick), Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert (Everything Everywhere All at Once), Martin McDonagh (The Banshees of Inisherin), and Steven Spielberg (The Fabelmans) engage in an in-depth conversation about their films. Director Jeremy Kagan moderated the discussion for the 32nd annual Meet the Nominees: Theatrical Feature Film symposium.
Adam Suschitzky BSC recently completed shooting “Orphan Black: Echoes” for AMC in Toronto, his first experience with ALEXA 35. Adam commented, “Throughout the shoot, I marvelled at the images we achieved daily, the extraordinary dynamic range, the stunning depth of color, the beautiful skin tones, the high ISO capabilities.” Then after grading at Pictureshop Toronto,…
In a desolate parking lot bordering the ocean, three young surfers take off one suit and put on another as they go through the rituals of growing up.
Herbert & Humphrey is a short mockumentary about an ordinary guy living in a house with an extraordinary ghost.
“Unbidden” is a film about a family dealing with grief. It’s a story about how inner demons, if you carry them long enough, can become real.
