Browsing: Cinematography

[Editor’s Note] [★Research Institute] StarNews meets with individuals who drive the entertainment industry, uncovering their unique know-how and success strategies. We introduce the practical experience and philosophy of those who quietly pave the way behind the glamorous stars.

Shooting 35mm film continues to grow in popularity, but the learning curves and price tags of vintage SLRs can be intimidating for newcomers. To solve this Reto has introduced the Kodak EC35, a $35 pocketable point-and-shoot camera designed to provide the functional experience of a disposable camera inside a reusable body.

‘Harry Potter’ reboot cinematographer reveals hidden cost of working with child actors   Entertainment

Director of photography Darran Tiernan knows his way around supervillain stories, having served as the primary cinematographer for The Penguin. He understands Depression-era crime drama, after filming the Perry Mason reboot set in 1930s Los Angeles. And now, drawing from both projects, he’s pulled off a choose-your-own cinematic adventure called Spider-Noir (streaming on Prime Video).…

In Curry Barker’sObsession, Bear (Michael Johnston) can’t quite figure out how to tell his co-worker, Nikki (Inde Navarrette), how much he likes her. But with the help of a novelty-store trinket called “One Wish Willow,” his desire becomes a reality, turning his day-to-day life into an unrelenting nightmare and pulling his best friends, Ian (Cooper…

Equipped with special cameras and gear, National Park Service scientists help parks counter the impacts of artificial light at night. They share tips for successful night sky photography.

Ariana Grande is Glinda in Wicked: For Good, directed by Jon M Chu. Photograph: Universal PicturesAriana Grande is Glinda in Wicked: For Good, directed by Jon M Chu. Photograph: Universal Pictures

New road safety camera technology is regularly tested and trialled in Victoria before it’s considered for use on our roads.

A project teaching ordinary people new photography techniques to celebrate their hometown is exhibiting their results.

European Athletics and the European Broadcasting Union have unveiled crucial new guidelines to prevent the sexualisation of female athletes in sports broadcasting, ensuring coverage remains focused on performance and technique.