Angus Warrender

4 days ago | brighttangerine.com | Angus Warrender

With decades of experience under his belt, Robin Smith is a veritable veteran of the film industry. Primarily working in nature documentaries, his list of credits and accolades is too long to list. Most recently, his work has seen him travelling the world on a number of documentary projects for Disney+, National Geographic and the BBC. Though filmmaking is a business of problem solving, the problems facing Smith and the team on Secrets of the Penguins meant that the shoot nearly didn’t happen.

1 month ago | brighttangerine.com | Angus Warrender

Based on a true story, The Caged is a period-piece that follows a young family as they discover that their new home is haunted by its dark history. With ghosts, grime and goats; the feature has just wrapped production. We caught up with Simon Rowling, DOP of the historical horror feature, who made use of our Misfit Kick Mk II matte box to help create the film’s distinctive visuals. The Caged is a horror film set in the 1980s, about a family who have moved into a haunted house.

1 month ago | brighttangerine.com | Angus Warrender

We sat down with Fudge Sundae’s DOP Frank Hammond, who used the Misfit Atom on his camera rig as it went from Steadicam to sticks – and everything in between. Even on the most minimal of camera setups, a matte box is still an essential tool to help create the specific look of your film. And for over a decade, our Misfit Atom has been the primary choice for filmmakers needing a lightweight and low-profile matte box.

1 month ago | brighttangerine.com | Angus Warrender

It’s been just over a year since we launched our range of accessories for the Sony BURANO – alongside the BURANO itself. With dedicated kits for both cinematic narrative and mobile documentary shooters, the BURANO range has become the go-to choice of cinematographers across the industry. We recently caught up with filmmaker Jake Baine, whose latest documentary project required a lightweight and versatile camera solution – so he turned to the BURANO.

1 month ago | brighttangerine.com | Angus Warrender

If you caught yesterday’s announcement of the Sony VENICE Extension Mini, you may have spotted some familiar KASBAH Handgrips front-and-centre as Sony demonstrated the production power of this bite-sized camera. But that’s not all: we are thrilled to reveal what Sony have achieved as they push the boundaries of what is possible with camera technology. We’ve designed a bespoke camera cage for the VENICE Extension Mini, which will be available for purchase soon.