Ceramics have played an increasingly significant role in McLean's practice, which has been in an almost constant state of invention and re-invention, and currently includes performance, sculpture, installation, public art, painting, printmaking, drawing,
photography and film as well as ceramics.
These images have a wide - ranging subject matter yet are linked by the artists» shared meditation on
photography and film as the quintessential media of the archive.
Using a range of analogue techniques, Deschenes creates minimal, seemingly abstract photographs that investigate the histories of
photography and film as well as architecture and exhibition display.
Not exact matches
Our screen - driven existence actually makes our love of real things, i.e. vinyl records, paper,
and film photography even more important, refined
and focused
as a human society.
With Mark Zuckerberg predicting Facebook content will be driven by video in five years, storytelling through
film and photography is set to be expected by visitors to your site
as a complement to the written word, especially
as we're using mobile devices so much to access information
and entertainment.
Brian is an Advisor at Oberon with expertise in the content
and intellectual property sectors, such
as music,
film, television,
photography, theatrical, licensing,
and consumer products.
Moctezuma routinely shows his students science documentaries such
as Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth
and the time - lapsed
photography movies produced by plant biologist Roger Hangarter, «so they can watch a
film and discuss or write how the
film relates to the different concepts they would learn in class,» Moctezuma says.
Rather, aura
photography (also known
as Kirlian
photography after the Russian inventor of the process) is a non-camera technique in which a «high - voltage, high - frequency electrical discharge is applied across a grounded object,»
and the «air glow» or «aura» yielded is recorded onto the
film.
Tony followed some professional
photography courses (that he paid for) online, but by
and large is a self taught photographer (just
as I am), who has been extremely passionate about taking pictures for more than twenty years now (he started out snapping back in the days of
film cameras).
Upon graduating i worked
as a
film lab tech, went to bar tending school, managed a convenience store for 6 years, etc i love
photography and the out doors i also enjoy studying plants
and animals, i...
This moody, elegiac
film has universally been acclaimed
as a cinematographic masterpiece, from the talents of Cuban - born European Nestor Almendros (
and «additional
photography» by Haskell Wexler), with naturally - lit, sweeping, 70 mm images of crystal clarity
and scope,
and artfully composed scenes reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth paintings.
The look of the
film (what I can only describe
as a medium format
photography look) is very unique
and satisfying.
Fukunaga not only directed the
film but also co-wrote the screenplay
and served
as director of
photography.
Warner's confidence in this ambitious
film is not unfounded,
as Ron Howard has constructed a
film that is not only hugely enjoyable, but big on technical achievement,
and while the
film may not be banging on voters doors over the coming weeks in the main categories, expect to see nods for the glorious effects, sound
and the
photography.
From the crystalline shores of a deserted island to the green grass
and dusty roads of 1940s suburban America, Ballard
and director of
photography Caleb Deschanel create a
film of consistent visual invention
and purity, one that also features a winning supporting performance by Mickey Rooney
as a retired jockey
and a gorgeous score by Carmine Coppola.
After the war, he continued to work
as a director of
photography and was noted for his exquisite work on the
films of John Ford.
David Douglas
and Drew Fellman, the filmmakers behind Born to be Wild
and Island of Lemurs: Madagascar, directed the
film, which Fellman wrote
and produced, with Douglas
as director of
photography.
(Liman
and cinematographer Roman Vasyanov, shooting on Super 16 mm
film, took care of principal
photography in 14 days, using the western edge of California's Mojave Desert
as a stand - in location.)
Without any of the wit
and panache that Vaughn
and Jane Goldman brought to their adaptation, the
film is left to its own devices, where it falls short
as far
as the slash / slash / slash editing of Mike Lambert's action choreography
and Tim Maurice - Jones» often unflattering
photography.
Though the
film has had production problems
as its original directors, Phil Lord
and Christopher Miller, exited during principal
photography due to «creative differences» with Lucasfilm.
As Jess said when she dropped her verdict in Cannes, «It's an offbeat, fun
and frequently very funny
film, lifted out of disposability by some wonderfully rich production design, music
and photography,
and by the cherishable performances of the leads.»
The
film equivalent of a stroll through the Louvre, the documentary Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography collects interviews with many of modern - day Hollywood's finest directors of
photography and is illustrated by examples of their best work
as well
as scenes from the pictures which most influenced them.
As well as the murkier corners of classic film noir, Boorman drew inspiration from art photography and the French New Wave, including Jean - Luc Godard's Breathless, which was itself «speaking back» to American crime movie
As well
as the murkier corners of classic film noir, Boorman drew inspiration from art photography and the French New Wave, including Jean - Luc Godard's Breathless, which was itself «speaking back» to American crime movie
as the murkier corners of classic
film noir, Boorman drew inspiration from art
photography and the French New Wave, including Jean - Luc Godard's Breathless, which was itself «speaking back» to American crime movies.
Edward Lachman's
photography and Carter Burwell's score also highlight both the early 1950's period
as well
as the feeling of entrapment
and excitement that dominates the
film.
The creative constraints assigned to the directors — each required to shoot her
film as a continuous shot,
and given one day apiece for principal
photography — sometimes serve Waru's amazing production narrative more than the tales at hand.
Variety has revealed a first look image from director Matt Aselton's heist thriller Lying
and Stealing featuring Theo James (Divergent)
and Emily Ratajkowski (Gone Girl); take a look here... According to the site, the
film — which has just commenced principal
photography — sees James
as «Ivan, a suave, young thief whose specialty is stealing -LSB-...]
Instantly recognizable
as a Terrence Malick
film, Knight of Cups has the same low -
and - wide
photography, the philosophical voice - overs, the general human malaise peppered with joy, that has been his signature directorial style since his coming out of hiatus with 1999s The Thin Red Line.
Principal
photography for the
film commenced just recently,
and with Zoolander 2 on deck this year
as well, I'm beginning to have high school flashbacks of spilling my popcorn at my multiplex from laughing so hard.
So one of the first things I did is I got the director of
photography, the production designer, the visual effects supervisor — we rented a big IMAX screen
and projected these
films all in one day
and watched
as many of them
as we could to immerse ourselves in the detail of it, the feeling of it.
It should be noted that additional
photography after principal
photography wraps is not at all unusual (especially for Blumhouse productions, according to Bloody - Disgusting),
as most
films go through this process
and it should not be cause for worry.
The
film reunites Freeman with Drew Fellman, who also wrote
and produced the 2011 IMAX 3D documentary «Born to Be Wild 3D,»
and director David Douglas, who served
as director of
photography on that
film.
As an offering of «slow cinema,» Vandendriessche is no Nuri Bilge Ceylan,
and though this
film's strength ironically resides in its digital
photography, Vandendriessche lacks the natural intuitiveness for his images to leave any lasting impact beyond their aesthetic assuredness.
Although the inky black -
and - white
photography recalls Gordon Willis's work in Manhattan, the
film is much more in line with the modest tragicomedies of the French New Wave, with Frances figured
as a better educated but just
as coarse American cousin to Truffaut's Antoine Doinel, apologizing at one point for not being much of a «real person» just yet.
William Sadler, who's played President Ellis in
film and on TV, is missing
as well,
as is the
film's director, Shane Black, but it's possible he was busy in principal
photography on The Predator at the time.
Receiving a B.A. in Cinema
and Photography at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale with a minor in journalism, he also served
as director of the Student Programming Council's
film schedule his senior year.
Shot on grainy 16 mm
film («Drinking Buddies» was shot digitally), the look of the
film (lensed by Ben Richardson of «Beast of the Southern Wild» fame) is definitely a step backwards,
and it appears
as if the filmmakers only used available light, which doesn't make for the most flattering
photography.
There is an audio commentary with Director Elliott Lester
and Producer Eric Watson
as well
as interviews with Director Elliott Lester
and Director of
Photography Pieter Vermeer included further discussing the
film.
A Far Off Place features some beautiful African
photography, probably in part to first - time director Mikael Solomon, who earlier worked
as a cinematographer for such
films as The Abyss
and Arachnophobia.
Hawke has described the
film as being «like timelapse
photography of a human being,»
and comparisons could be made to actual timelapse photographic projects of children growing up, such
as Frans Hofmeester's Portrait of Lotte.
The pair co-wrote Anderson's last live - action
film «The Darjeeling Limited» (along with Schwartzman) where Coppola also served
as a producer
and shot 2nd unit
photography which he had done previously on «The Life Aquatic.»
Marvel Studios has begun principal
photography today in San Francisco on the upcoming superhero
film Ant - Man,
and to celebrate, they've released a first look at Paul Rudd
as Scott Lang AKA Ant - Man!
As it stands, the 1080p 1.85 X 1 digital High Definition image looks fine throughout, shot with remarkable form by Anderson as an uncredited Director of Photography, his use of the grain in the advanced Kodak Vision 3 35 mm camera negative film stocks is superior and impresses throughout as it usually does in all of his film
As it stands, the 1080p 1.85 X 1 digital High Definition image looks fine throughout, shot with remarkable form by Anderson
as an uncredited Director of Photography, his use of the grain in the advanced Kodak Vision 3 35 mm camera negative film stocks is superior and impresses throughout as it usually does in all of his film
as an uncredited Director of
Photography, his use of the grain in the advanced Kodak Vision 3 35 mm camera negative
film stocks is superior
and impresses throughout
as it usually does in all of his film
as it usually does in all of his
films.
As stated in the included booklet: «Supervised by director of
photography Yorick Le Saux
and approved by director Olivier Assayas, this new digital transfer was created in 2K resolution on an ARRISCAN
film scanner from the 35 mm original camera negative.»
As usual, Asghar Farhadi also surrounds himself with a first - class team: José Luis Alcaine on
photography (a regular collaborator of Pedro Almodóvar, Carlos Saura
and Bigas Luna), the costume designer Sonia Grande (Midnight in Paris by Woody Allen, The Others by Alejandro Amenábar),
and Iranian editor Hayedeh Safiyari, continuing a long
and fruitful collaboration with the director after working together on four of his feature
films, including his two Oscar - winning
films.
With Varda's latest
film, Faces Places (Visages Villages), she returns to her roots in
photography, working with JR
as they travel through the French countryside in his mobile photo booth to produce monumental photographs of the people (
and goats) they meet
and paste them on the sides of walls, rocks — even shipping containers piled high on a dock in Le Havre.
The heartwarming
film Eight Below comes to DVD with commentary by director Frank Marshall
and producer Pat Crowley,
as well actor Paul Walker
and director of
photography Don Burgess.
Inspired by a true story from the Civil War
and rewritten
as comedy with a romantic air
and a happy ending, it maintains an admirable fidelity to authenticity in costumes
and props — the imagery evokes Matthew Brady's Civil War
photography —
and the visual scope of the
film is not simply impressive, it is dramatic
and cinematic
and at times awesome.
Principal
photography of the new Halloween movie is complete,
as many of the cast
and crew members of the highly anticipated sequel have taken to social media to say goodbye to their temporary home of Charleston, South Carolina, where
filming wrapped this week.
Director Michael Gracey was hired for the job in 2011, but the
film did not pick up any forward momentum until much later,
as principal
photography began in November 2016 with stars like Zac Efron, Zendaya,
and Michelle Williams also cast.
Insisting that cinema is properly not the marriage of
photography and theater, but of music
and painting, Bresson dismisses the tradition of
film acting
as «
filmed theater.»