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ARRI ALEXA Takes on MTV's 'Teen Wolf'
May 25, 2011
Before director of photography Jonathan Hall worked on the new MTV series Teen Wolf, he had shot primarily on film with the exception of one digital project that he shot on the Sony F35 camera. With the ARRI ALEXA at his More...
In a Better World
by Jon Silberg May 24, 2011
When cinematographer Morten Søborg and director Susanne Bier began their highly productive collaboration on small Danish productions including Once in a Lifetime and Open Hearts, they probably weren’t thinking in terms of winning More...
Clip: Nicolas Winding Refn's 'Drive'
May 23, 2011
Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive debuted at Cannes last week winning Refn the best director award at the film festival. The film, about a stunt driver by day and getaway driver by night (played by Ryan Gosling), won't open in U.S. More...
New Time-Lapse Movie Shows Cosmic Crab in Action
May 17, 2011
Almost one thousand years ago, a massive star died, leaving behind the famed Crab Nebula. Now, a new time-lapse movie from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory shows how the collapsed core of the dead star pulses to churn up the More...
Interview with 'Tree of Life' DP Emmanuel Lubezki, AMC
May 16, 2011
"[Working with Terrence Malick] differs completely and in every possible way. Terry does not impose himself on the situation the way a conventional Hollywood movie director might." So says The Tree of Life DP Emmanuel Lubezki, More...
Shooting Malick's 'The Tree of Life'
May 12, 2011
Ever wonder what it could possibly be like to be Terrence Malick's DP? ICG Magazine profiles Malick's The Tree of Life camera crew, including DP Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, ASC, AMC. Lubezski exposed over a million feet of More...
The 1970s Come to Life on HBO's 'Cinema Verite'
Apr 29, 2011
HBO's Cinema Verite is a fictionalized account of the groundbreaking documentary An American Family, the 12-part PBS series that told the story of the the Loud family. To recreate the indelibly -- and crucial -- 1970s look of the More...




'Pina' Director Wim Wenders Talks the Basic and Emotional Language of Dance
Apr 27, 2011
When iconic filmmaker Wim Wenders was making plans to shoot 'Pina,' he didn't know that it would end up being an elegy to his late friend, choreographer Pina Bausch. Unfortunately, Bausch died unexpectedly just before filming More...
Atomos Ninja Review
Apr 26, 2011
Christina Fox of UrbanFox.TV Blog has got a very thorough review of the Atomos Ninja, the on-camera recorder that enables users to bypass their camera's compression and record at a higher bit-rate. Testing it out on a few More...
Terrence Malick Film Festival at the Museum of the Moving Image
Apr 21, 2011
The Museum of the Moving Image, located in Astoria, Queens, is offering a retrospective festival of the films of legendary American director, Terrence Malick. It's hard to believe that the highly-lauded Malick has only directed More...
Encore Puts IIF-ACES Workflow to the Test on FX's 'Justified'
Apr 07, 2011
Hollywood, Calif. -- April 8, 2011. Utilizing the long-anticipated IIF-ACES workflow in its first real-world application, Encore colorist Pankaj Bajpai put the workflow to the test on the popular FX series, "Justified," shot by More...
Lighting the Darkness of 'Black Swan'
Feb 16, 2011
Talk about revolutionary. Filmmaker Darren Aronofsky’s latest R-rated film Black Swan just might have created its own new genre –– the noir thriller horror ballet film –– thanks to its melodramatic, pulpy plot and dark, More...
Exposure: Darren Aronofsky
Feb 16, 2011
Darren Aronofsky is a confirmed New Yorker. Born in Brooklyn to parents who were both teachers, he was trained as a research biologist with The School for Field Studies at a ranch in Kenya and Prince William Sound, Alaska. More...
Deakins, Coen Brothers Take on True Grit
Feb 13, 2011
Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC will receive the American Society of Cinematographers Lifetime Achievement Award in February, recognizing an extraordinary body of work. But Deakins, who counts eight Oscar® nominations among More...
Anthony Dod Mantle and Enrique Chediak's Odd Pairing for 127 Hours
Dec 10, 2010
It could have been a volatile mix with both serving as cinematographers on Danny Boyle's '127 Hours.' But they grew to appreciate the setup — and each other.  Usually, two names under a screen credit for cinematography means More...
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