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The Oscar-winning cinematographer behind Avatar has built a life in Nebraska while continuing his Hollywood career
A PBS Frontline documentary on the experiences of Haitians in Springfield will debut Tuesday, and a local filmmaker helped shoot it.
Greek cinematographer Andreas Sinanos to lead Antalya film festival jury – Türkiye Today
It would be easy to assume that just because a film image embraces naturalism – natural lighting, a simpler handheld style over more obviously complicated rigging, longer set pieces – that it would take less preparation, be more purely spontaneous. Kim Ji-yong, the cinematographer for Lee Chang-dong’s masterful upcoming film Possible Love(out on Netflix in…
Shimi is known for working with some of Egyptian cinema’s greatest directors including Mohamed Khan.
Netflix’s ‘A Different World’ Reboot Cinematographer Reveals Why the Show Ditched the Sitcom Format
If a university needs a guest speaker – or a professor, for that matter – for a class on cinematography, they should call Shawn Peters. As a cinematographer and still photographer, Peters is attuned to the power of an image. He knows what he wants it to say and just how to say it.
Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai cinematographer NK Ekambaram interview (Photo: Special Arrangement/ Film Poster)
David Worth, the filmmaker behind ‘Kickboxer’ and cinematographer on Clint Eastwood’s ‘Any Which Way You Can,’ has died. He passed away at age 86 in Sunland, California. Reports place his death on either September 4 or September 7, with outlets citing slightly different dates.
Tatyana Loginova, Cinematographer Of “The Wild Hunt Of King Stakh” And “The Sign Of Trouble,” Dies
On September 20, 2026, at the age of 82, Tatyana Loginova died. She was the first female cinematographer of feature films in the history of Belarusfilm studio, a laureate of the USSR State Prize and one of the pioneers of independent Belarusian cinema. Her colleagues announced the filmmaker’s death on social media.
Cinematographer Bryce Fortner and director Julia Hart wanted to balance emotion and laughs in Don’t Say Good Luck. Together, the longtime filmmaking duo score laughs in showing the makings of a high school musical while also sincerely portraying a family struggling with life’s hardships at home. A story about characters struggling at home is the…