| 1 | No Matthew Libatique?!? |
| Posted on Wednesday December 22, 2010, 07:55 by twangling_jack |
I think Matthew Libatique is one of the top ten currently working cinematographers. His stuff is amazing. Black Swan is sure to get him a nom at the Oscars. Read More
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| 2 | RE: |
| Posted on Wednesday September 22, 2010, 07:16 by grucl |
How could you forget Michael Ballhaus?
They even named a cameramove after him: the Ballhaus cirlce (a multiple 360 degree pan around the actors).
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| 3 | RE: I'm glad Empire is defending Barry Ackroyd |
| Posted on Saturday September 18, 2010, 14:43 by lauriedunsire |
L: pagey6005
No mention of The Prestige tho, I think he shot it beautifully!
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Well, when they mention '6 movies and counting' in regard to the Nolan/Pfister partnership they are obviously including The Prestige in that, and the picture they use for the Pfister piece is from The Prestige also.
I agree with you incidentally, a very well shot film and the man is a genius. Read More
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| 4 | RE: I'm glad Empire is defending Barry Ackroyd |
| Posted on Saturday September 18, 2010, 08:42 by pagey6005 |
I'm glad empire led with Wally Pfister, the mans a genius in my eyes!
No mention of The Prestige tho, I think he shot it beautifully! Read More
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| 5 | RE: Also... |
| Posted on Friday September 17, 2010, 17:58 by Manfrendshensindshen |
Wasn't Se7en lensed by Darius Kondji?
As my earlier post seems to have evaporated I'd like to add a few of the great British DPs to the list: Geoffrey Unsworth, Jack Cardiff, Freddie Young, John Alcott, Gil Taylor, Ossie Morris, to mention the first names that come to mind in this context. Being German I really have to wonder why the UK has produced such an astonishing number of world-class cinematographers, when other European countries can count themselves lucky if one cameraman per decade manages to embark on a successful international career.
L: reinhardt76
Ridley Scotts favourite DOP John Mathieson, whos grimy look on Se7en raised it above usual by-the-numbers thrillers, also on epics like Kingdom of Heaven which not even the life-sucking presence of Orlando Bloom could spoil
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| Posted on Friday September 17, 2010, 16:49 by celestialnavigation |
totally agree,Conrad L Hall made beautiful images in everything he did.also love Bruce Surtees work on alot of older Clint Eastwood films
L: debsbzdc
Have to say...Conrad L Hall... genius.
Sadly missed.
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