Sentences with phrase «female cinematographers»

Rachel Morrison is the first female cinematographer ever nominated by the guild.

The film's cinematographer Rachel Morrison is the first female cinematographer ever nominated for an Academy Award.

And Rachel Morrison, one of the few female cinematographers in Hollywood, has captured the beauty of the African land, as well as the stunning artwork of the aforementioned ladies, to perfection.

Rachel Morrison, one of the few female cinematographers in Hollywood, has captured the beauty of the African land, as well as the stunning artwork of the aforementioned ladies, to perfection.

Fast Company: You worked with female cinematographers on both Creed and your debut, Fruitvale Station.

Out of all of the movies, only 13 percent were directed by women, and 9 percent featured female cinematographers.

The group's president noted that Morrison's ceiling - shattering nomination isn't «a fad» and asked the other female cinematographers in the room to stand.

Presidents Award recipient Stephen Lighthill, head of the American Film Institute Conservatory's cinematography program since 2004, said the school will graduate its 99th female cinematographer under his tenure in June.

Hopefully Morrison and her fellow female cinematographers are not at the beginning of another one.

One of our few female Cinematographers Reed Morano steps behind the camera in a different way to make her directorial debut on «Meadowland,» written...

And for the next generation of female cinematographers and filmmakers, she offered this advice:

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There just aren't that many female cinematographers, the refrain goes, but rarely do the underlying reasons for that dearth receive attention.

In recent decades, the Oscars have seen various milestones, like Halle Berry becoming the first (and only) black actress to win for a leading role, Kathryn Bigelow becoming the first woman to win for directing, and Rachel Morrison becoming the first female cinematographer even nominated in the awards body's 90 - year history.

When interviewer Elvis Mitchell praised him for working with female cinematographers and female editors for all three of his films, which also include «Fruitvale Station» and «Creed,» Coogler said, «It's not something to brag about.

And if the eventual winners» circle includes notable contenders like Jordan Peele's sharp racial satire / horror debut Get Out, Greta Gerwig's nuanced mother - daughter tale Lady Bird or Mudbound cinematographer Rachel Morrison (the first female cinematographer ever nominated for the Oscars), «it would tell us that the industry isn't closed off to recognizing diverse voices, new voices and different voices,» Yamato noted.

This 39 - year - old director of photography, who has remained happily ensconced behind the camera for close to two decades — while she toiled away on some dozen features and documentaries — is taking her place center stage as the first female cinematographer ever nominated for an Oscar for her work on director Dee Rees's Mudbound.

April Dawn gives Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment a half - dozen female directors who should realistically be given the chance to direct Batgirl, including Mudbound «s Rachel Morrison, the first Oscar - nominated female cinematographer in history.

A Morrison win likely would have opened more doors for female cinematographers.

Jordan Peele, the mastermind of «Get Out,» a social thriller about American racism, became the first African American to earn producer, director and writer nominations for a single film; the academy nominated a female cinematographer, «Mudbound's» Rachel Morrison, for the first time in its 90 - year history; and Greta Gerwig became just the fifth woman recognized as a director, feted for her wry, observational coming - of - age story «Lady Bird.»

Morrison who is the first female cinematographer to be nominated in the history of the Academy talked about capturing the palette for Dee Rees in Mudbound.

Deakins beat out Darkest Hour's Bruno Delbonnel, Dunkirk's Hoyte van Hoytema, The Shape of Water's Dan Laustsen, and Mudbound's Rachel Morrison — the last of whom was the first female cinematographer to earn a nomination in the category.

Rachel Morrison received the first nomination for a female cinematographer for Mudbound, and Yance Ford made history as the first openly transgender filmmaker to have a film (Strong Island) nominated for Best Documentary.

For Novitiate, opening Friday, writer - director Maggie Betts hired a female editor, female cinematographer, and a largely female crew.

An interviewer also noted that Coogler had on his three films always worked with female cinematographers and editors.

And, the most under the radar and biggest shock of all, nine female cinematographers in a Director of Photography class that includes a ton of international invitees as well as DP's who traditionally work in just animation (seriously, this is groundbreaking).

Receiving her first Oscar nomination for the film — and becoming the first female cinematographer ever to earn this recognition from the... Read

Does the inclusion of a female director and a female cinematographer — and the exclusion of some #MeToo offenders — mean the glass ceiling just cracked a little bit more?

Greta Gerwig became only the fifth woman ever nominated for Best Director for her deeply personal Lady Bird, while Rachel Morrison made history with the first nomination ever for a female cinematographer for Mudbound.

«Mudbound's» Rachel Morrison is the first female cinematographer to be nominated in the Academy's 90 - year history.