Natasha Braier is an Argentinian cinematographer known for her visually striking and innovative work. Her collaborations with directors such as Lynne Ramsay, Nicolas Winding Refn, and David Michod have earned her critical acclaim.  Braier’s distinctive visual style, marked by bold use of colour and light, has made her a sought-after talent in the industry. Her … Read more
A brand new network for film crew has launched in the UK, providing free access to contacts, jobs and resources. The Established Network is a professional service for experienced crew and has been specifically designed to support productions with finding experienced and skilled film industry professionals quickly and easily, using personal recommendations and references from … Read more
illuminatrix, the UK’s first collective of female cinematographers, calls for gender equality amongst cinematographers working in the UK film industry. Despite women making up 50.1% of film students in the UK, recent reports have highlighted the sizeable gender imbalance in the film industry across the globe. Data from Directors UK shows that the field of … Read more
Past, Present & Future Special Report / Cinematography Part 2 Past, Present & Future of Cinematography Special Report / Part 2 There’s been a great deal of change during the time since British Cinematographer magazine first launched in 2004, so we asked leading cinematographers around the world to give us their takes on the past, present and future of this … Read more
Immersive images Natasha Braier / The Swimmer Immersive images Natasha Braier / The Swimmer The London 2012 Olympics are being hailed as a showcase for British talent, history and pride, not just on the sporting track and field but for the nation’s arts scene as well. Film is a major strand of the Cultural Olympiad … Read more
Fragmented Framings Natasha Braier / La Teta Asustada, The milk of Sorrow Fragmented Framings Natasha Braier / La Teta Asustada, The milk of Sorrow If you were lucky enough to catch La Teta Asustada, The Milk Of Sorrow at the cinema recently, then the textural, painterly quality of the imagery will be something that will … Read more