‘Jackie’ Crafts Roundtable: Making a Quasi-Horror Film About Grief and Legacy
With “Jackie,” starring Natalie Portman, it was important to get inside the First Lady’s head and overcome the trauma of JFK’s assassination.
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‘Rules Don’t Apply’ Roundtable with Warren Beatty and Key Crew
The multi-hyphenate and his team talk about capturing a retro Hollywood vibe, Beatty’s 30-year fascination with mogul Howard Hughes, and feminism.
‘Manchester By the Sea’: How Kenneth Lonergan & Crew Made a Non-Linear Masterpiece
The crew of “Manchester by the Sea” had to crack the unusual flashback structure to get inside the mind of Casey Affleck’s grief-stricken handyman.
Oscars 2017: How the Election Will Impact Craft Nominations
Academy voters could double down on inclusion for this year’s craft races, especially cinematography and original score.
‘Doctor Strange’: How VFX Tapped ‘Inception’ for a New Marvel Dimension
Marvel’s trippiest superhero movie opened new VFX dimensions inspired by comic book artist Steve Ditko and Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning mind-bender.
Oscars 2017: Why Cinematographers for Scorsese, Chazelle and More Shot on Film
“La La Land,” “Fences” and “Silence” lead a pack of Oscar contenders that were shot on celluloid.
How DreamWorks Unified the Divided, Fiber Art World of ‘Trolls’
“Trolls” offers a political hangover remedy, thanks in part to the warm, fuzzy production design of Kendal Cronkhite-Shaindlin.
Why Photographic Realism Makes Disney’s ‘The Jungle Book’ the VFX Oscar Favorite
VFX supervisor Rob Legato applied a cinematographer’s eye and a live-action methodology to “The Jungle Book,” which is showcased in a new virtual production video from Technicolor.
‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk’: How Ang Lee and Cinematographer John Toll Changed the Way We Look at Movies
Two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer John Toll left his comfort zone for Ang Lee’s experiment in 120 fps/3D/4K, screening in LA at the Cinerama Dome.
How Mel Gibson’s Cinematographer Captured the Horror of ‘Hacksaw Ridge’
Simon Duggan explains how he shot the intense battle scenes for Mel Gibson’s World War II biopic, starring Andrew Garfield as pacifist Medal of Honor recipient Desmond Doss.
Bring on the Holodeck! Here’s the Top 7 VR Insights from the VES Summit
Virtual reality and augmented reality were the twin obsessions at the eighth annual meeting of the VFX society, but sometimes you can’t fool mother nature.
‘Loving’: How Jeff Nichols Captures Love as an Inalienable Right
Cinematographer Adam Stone used anamorphic 35mm film to provide a true-to-life vision for Oscar-contender “Loving.”
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