Lost Frequencies #3 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge
Lost Frequencies #3 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge. Ris Evans, Plymouth High School for Girls.
Plymouth College Of Art
Share this:
Posted on December 20, 2021 in Film Schools Feed, Partner Content, Plymouth 72 hr challenge, Showcase, Students
Lost Frequencies #3 | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge. Ris Evans, Plymouth High School for Girls.
Plymouth College Of Art
Share this:
In his collaborations with directors like the Coen brothers (Inside Llewyn Davis) and Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Amélie), cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel ASC AFC has developed his signature soft-lit style. He shares how he helps bring a filmmaker’s vision to the big screen, working with the production and costume designers to do so.
This VFX breakdown reel from Cinesite showcases the visual effects created by its team for The Lost Bus, providing a detailed look at how key sequences were brought to life. Cinesite delivered over 200 visual effects shots, led by in-house senior VFX supervisor Max Dennison. From swirling embers that dance through the air to thick,…
Racking up almost 46 million YouTube views in less than a month, Adele’s “Oh My God” music video – lensed by Roman Vasyanov ASC RGC and directed by Sam Brown – captivated audiences with its distinctive and stylish approach. Read our interview with Roman on the BC website here.
Some of the most memorable moments in cinema history take place in the dramatic environment which is rain. When adding rain to a scene it can create beauty, power, and a level of difficulty to execute. In this lesson, Shane Hurlbut, ASC discusses what it took for him to pull off illuminated rain during some…
This intense spy drama is told through AI manipulated images that creep into your brain and latch onto your memory. Dir: Orlando Cubitt
Migrants was directed by Hugo Caby, Zoé Devise, Antoine Dupriez, Aubin Kubiak, and Lucas Lermytte from Pôle 3D in France. The film asks the question: What would happen if Polar Bears had to live with Brown Bears due to global warming?