WILD ADVENTURE Ed Wild BSC’s fluid, dynamic cinematography forms an emotional connection in survival series The Wilds. Teen angst meets survival drama in The Wilds, Amazon Prime Video’s 10-part original series following a group of teenagers embarking on what they believe to be an all-girls empowerment retreat. When their plane crashes, stranding them on a … Read more
Courtly capers Robbie Ryan BSC ISC / The Favourite Courtly capers Robbie Ryan BSC ISC / The Favourite WANT TO READ IT ALL? Below is only a teaser, and the full interview can be found in the January 2019 issue (91) of British Cinematographer magazine. If you purchase a year’s digital subscription from just £30, … Read more
Shooting from the hip Meet the New Wave / Ruben Woodin Dechamps Shooting from the hip Meet the New Wave / Ruben Woodin Dechamps Filmography (so far): DP on A Second World (2015), My One Demand (2015), We Love Moses (2016), plus second unit DP on Kicking Off (2014) and The Hippopotamus (2017) When did … Read more
Film is back and the artistry of shooting on filmstock became both cool and clear once again at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. The event closed with four of the top prizes, plus two La Semaine de la Critique awards presented to official selections, all shot on Kodak. Taking home the coveted Palme d’Or was … Read more
The 69th Cannes Film Festival features an enticing line-up as a variety of hotly-anticipated movies from around the world are showcased during the annual carnival of cinema. The list includes interesting British fare from director Andrea Arnold, who seems like one to watch with her film American Honey, whilst Ken Loach gets tough on food-bank … Read more