Kirsty Hazlewood

1 day ago | cinematography.world | Kirsty Hazlewood

Colorado-based gaffer and lighting influencer (with the apropos handle @colorado_gaffer) Tyler Kaschke, ICLS, brings precision, professionalism, and pragmatic positivity to every set. With a prolific commercial lighting portfolio, Kaschke’s setups are as efficient as they are effective. He relies on DoPchoice Snapgrids to help control spill and maintain polished, heightened naturalism, especially when working in tight interiors.

1 day ago | cinematography.world | Kirsty Hazlewood

The new FX2 has the look and operability of Cinema Line cameras with the ability to shoot high resolution photos and comes equipped with an articulating eyepieceSony has announced the latest addition to its established Cinema Line family, the FX2 (model ILME-FX2). The FX2 will offer a seamless entry point into the broader Cinema Line range, giving greater cinematic expression to independent creators, or crews needing a versatile camera.

1 day ago | cinematography.world | Kirsty Hazlewood

The director of photography reflects on her career path and details projects such as the 14 videos shot in four days for Jungle’s Volcano album. n a relatively short period of time, Natasha Duursma has built an extensive and impressive list of cinematography credits across music videos, commercials, and other short-form projects. Her music-video work includes collaborations with such artists as Jungle, The Last Dinner Party, Tove Lo and Memory of Speke.

1 day ago | cinematography.world | Kirsty Hazlewood

A Limited-Edition Necklace Crafted from Reclaimed Silver Film Reels of The Phoenician SchemeEthical jewellery brand From the Silver Screen announces a ground-breaking collaboration with Focus Features and visionary filmmaker Wes Anderson: a limited-edition necklace crafted using silver reclaimed from the actual film reels of Anderson’s highly anticipated new film, The Phoenician Scheme, premiers exclusively in UK cinemas May 23rd May and 30th of May in NY and LA.

1 day ago | cinematography.world | Kirsty Hazlewood

The Production Guild of Great Britain’s (PGGB) Sustainability Committee is proud to announce a third edition of “Sustainability Behind the Lens”, a free of charge open day for all film and TV industry professionals, including PGGB members and non-members alike, to meet and network with cutting-edge green technology suppliers, in association with Garden Studios.  The full day event will take place on Wednesday 11th June (11am – 4pm) at Garden Studios in London.