Browsing: Cinematography

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…

With the launch of the all-new Galaxy Z Fold8 and the Z Flip8 out of the way, Samsung now has its sights firmly set on its next-gen flagship phones, the Galaxy S27 series. The Galaxy S27 lineup is expected to offer four models, and new leaks have now revealed what to expect from them in…

Woodz, widely recognized for his hit song “Drowning,” is set to join the cast of a historical action film scheduled to begin shooting in the second half of the year.

Megadap’s new M2RF autofocus adapter for Leica M-mount lenses and Canon RF mirrorless cameras is now available for pre-order. The adapter allows photographers to pair classic Leica rangefinder lenses with Canon’s latest mirrorless cameras while adding autofocus functionality.

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On June 12, with Reunion in full swing, Phyllis Graber Jensen, the college’s longtime director of photography and video, did something highly unusual. She showed up at a Bates College event without any camera, save the one on her cell phone, and she did not make a single image.