The Cinematography Podcast Episode 312: Ksenia Sereda & Catherine Goldschmidt - Season 2 of HBO's acclaimed series The Last of Us sees a shift not only in its narrative focus but also behind the camer

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 311: Jacques Jouffret, ASC - Netflix's American Primeval plunges viewers into the harsh realities of a gritty, naturalistic Western winter. Cinematographer Jacques J

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 310: Baz Irvine, BSC, ISC - The second season of Silo on Apple TV+ is a dramatic visual departure from its predecessor, and cinematographer Baz Irvine, BSC, ISC is a

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 309: Scott Siracusano - The Hulu original horror film, Control Freak, plunges audiences into the unraveling world of Val (Kelly Marie Tran), a motivational speaker t

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 308: Jessica Lee Gagn - Cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagn is an essential creative force behind Severance on Apple TV+. She has an expanded role in the show's secon

Special: Adam Bricker, ASC - Cinematographer Adam Bricker, ASC chats with Illya at our live podcast event hosted by the Broadcast Education Association at NAB Las Vegas. Adam discusses his early caree

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 307: Johanna Coelho - As the cinematographer of all 15 episodes of The Pitt, Johanna Coelho helped create a fresh take on the medical genre's visual style. Executive

Daredevil: Born Again cinematographers Hillary Fyfe Spera and Pedro Gmez Milln were both admirers of the original Daredevil on Netflix. As the lead cinematographer on the new series, Hillary wanted

Rachel Mason's documentary, Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna, is not a sensationalist recounting of tragedy. It's a deeply personal exploration of the life and untimely death of cinematographer

For director Rory Karpf, a core philosophy is that things are going to change- a lesson learned from years of documentary filmmaking. This flexibility proved invaluable when crafting his indie feature