BSC Expo 2024 | In conversation with John de Borman BSC AFC

Posted on March 21, 2024 in BSC Expo, Industry Events, Interviews & Panels

John de Borman BSC AFC looks back on his career behind the camera, spanning some 40 films including An Education (2009), Hamlet (2000) and Serendipity (2001). He shares his dream project as a DP and explores the impact of AI on the craft.

Special thanks to Alex Sole-leris, James Holloway, and Henry Blakeway.

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