Shabier Kirchner is 2021’s winner of the photography and lighting: fiction Bafta, an award sponsored by the High-end TV Skills Fund. He talks to producer Marcus Wilson about the craft of cinematography, his personal pathway into the industry and his work on Steve McQueen’s award-winning production Small Axe. He is later joined by gaffer Ian…
A carbon neutral film made using virtual production techniques from the talented team at Garden Studios. The film was written and directed by Nick Jones and made with Quite Brilliant and MadeBrave.
The scale and originality of the concept for Pokerstars Epic Downtime commercial was an instant draw for cinematographer David Procter – notably director Iain Morris’ ambition to achieve it all in one continuous shot.
To create real change real actions must be taken, unfortunately thoughts and prayers far too often come too late and always after the unfolding of tragic events. This campaign aims to deter individuals from carrying out acts of terror and promoting harmony within communities. In 2017, after the Westminster and Borough Market terror attacks, Rizwan…
Cinematographers share their experiences of mixed reality shooting in a panel discussion brought to you by British Cinematographer and ARRI, supported by Creative Technology. Join Greig Fraser ASC, ACS; Martin Ruhe ASC; Magdalena Gorka PSC, DNEG’s Paul Franklin and Robert Payton in this must-watch discussion about their early experiences shooting in mixed reality studios. Chaired…
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…
Requiem is set in 1605, against the backdrop of the witch trials. It follows Evelyn as she engages in a game of cat and mouse against her father, Minister Gilbert, in order to be with Mary, the woman she loves.
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.
