The mix of b&w and color in a contemporary story fascinates me. Probably because it is so rare that it would actually fit the story. This is one such story. I’m creating this section as ...
I remember this as one of the first indie films that I ever saw. I believe it was on Bravo. Dance had recently been a huge part of my life, and music always has been, ...
Naturally, beautiful girls, in their little white dresses against the ominous black rocks. Low contrast film stock. Sun flares. In-camera effects. Slow and steady. It’s wonderfully weird (pun intended) and quintessentially 1970’s. I’m creating this ...
Christ, this movie is beautiful. Vittorio Storaro paints every moment of this film. Long. And Slow. And Beautiful. This seems to have been a theme amongst my “favorite” films through my formative years. This movie ...
Again, with the b&w and color juxtaposition. This story is a simple character drama, about men who have an extraordinary hobby/skill… but it is lavishly illustrated. Underwater photography for days. Beautiful day exteriors. Ultra wide ...
There’s a walk and talk sequence, between Woody Allen and Diane Keaton, while they are on a date. It’s mostly two bodies, in silhouette, moving through different backdrops through a museum… they are on the ...
People walking, staring, and smoking, usually in slow motion, for 2 hours. It’s beautiful. I’m creating this section as a place for me to put down my memories, and create a sort of digital library ...
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola Cinematography by Stephen H. Burum I’m creating this section as a place for me to put down my memories, and create a sort of digital library of images that I ...
I am right in the middle of shooting the independent feature “Tableau Vivant” , a wonderful mix of horror, suspense and art theory 🙂 We have had so many varied looks and visual challenges that I’m ...
