Browsing: Cinematography

DJI has announced the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P, the company’s first dual-lens gimbal camera. It’s exciting news for vloggers and content creators, and sounds a great accessory for the summer.

Editor’s note: A version of this story is published in our August/September 2026 print issue. The following is an extended interview with the creators of the television series.

Australian filmmaker Emilie Lowe used Blackmagic Design cameras and DaVinci Resolve Studio to make her 35-minute short film Where Dead Things Grow, which has received festival recognition for its cinematography.

Adolpho Veloso, the cinematographer behind films like Jockey and Mosquito, joined movie buffs for an AMA in r/movies.

Posted Thursday,March 12, 202612:47 pm Éric Baradat (Photo credit: Joel Saget)

AFI Announces Participants for the 2026 Cinematography Intensive Workshop | American Film Institute March 17, 2026

With smartphones and advanced digital cameras, it’s absurdly easy these days to just point and click and capture a perfectly sharp, vibrant image. However, that simplicity means that standing out as a photographer is now more difficult than in the past, when the barrier to entry was lower. Good composition may still remain a powerful…

One of the most valuable things film school ever taught me had nothing to do with cinema at all.

Telugu Times, founded in 2003, is the first global Telugu newspaper in the USA. It serves the NRI Telugu community through print, ePaper, portal, YouTube, and social media. With strong ties to associations, temples, and businesses, it also organizes events and Business Excellence Awards, making it a leading Telugu media house in the USA.

Ukrainian camera operator and director of photography Serhii Koshelenko is building a new approach to the visual language of reality television, merging real, unscripted stories with a cinematic aesthetic in the frame. What allows him to deliver meaning to viewers and hold their attention,is a deep understanding of how people behave in front of a…