The Cinematography Podcast
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Ferrari cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt, ASC
With the film Ferrari, cinematographer Erik Messerschmidt, ASC has now had the opportunity to work with two huge directors: Michael Mann and David Fincher. In 2021, Erik won the Academy Award for Best
House of the Dragon cinematographer Catherine Goldschmidt, BSC
Cinematographer Catherine Goldschmidt was thrilled to be the DP for House of the Dragon, episode eight, The Lord of the Tides. It was a huge behemoth of a production, with many cast and crew members
Flamin’ Hot director Eva Longoria and cinematographer Federico Cantini
Flamin' Hot is an entertaining biopic about Richard Montaez, a janitor at the Frito Lay chip factory who rose to become a marketing executive after (he claims) he came up with the idea for Flamin' Ho
Saltburn cinematographer Linus Sandgren, ASC, FSF
Cinematographer Linus Sandgren believes that films don't always have to look pretty. A film should look appropriate for the story we're telling. It's about communicating the emotions of the film. And
Crew Me Up CEO and DGA Assistant Director Joshua A. Friedman
As a production assistant first coming up in the film and television industry in New York, Josh Friedman always saw his fellow crew members not as job competition, but as collaborators. Once he'd move
Loki season 2 cinematographer Isaac Bauman
For the second season of the Marvel series Loki, cinematographer Isaac Bauman decided to bring his own unique look to the show, especially when it came to the lighting design. Loki Season 1 DP Autumn
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret cinematographer Tim Ives, ASC
The film Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret is an adaptation of the 1970 Judy Blume book about a pre-teen girl coming of age. Cinematographer Tim Ives, ASC was drawn to working on the film because w
Asteroid City, Roald Dahl shorts cinematographer Robert Yeoman, ASC
Cinematographer Robert Yeoman has been a consistent collaborator with director Wes Anderson since the 1990's. Together, Bob and Anderson have crafted a signature visual style that combines meticulous
Special Episode: John Bailey, ASC on Groundhog Day, Ordinary People, and his past tenure as president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
With the passing of director and cinematographer John Bailey, ASC, we are re-releasing our 2021 interview with him. He discusses his work on the film, Groundhog Day, and briefly touched on his other w
The Holdovers cinematographer Eigil Bryld
The Holdovers is set in the early 1970's at a New England boarding school where a few students have to stay on campus over the winter holidays. Cranky ancient history teacher Paul Hunham (Paul Giamatt





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