formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The turbulent late sixties saw the technique’s popularity explode—and it’s been helping moviemakers (and literary artists) engage with the unsettling tempos of modern life ever since. Source: How Slow Motion Became Cinema’s Dominant Special Effect | The New Republic
Blackmagic Design’s flagship digital film camera, the URSA Cine 17K 65, has officially been added to the Netflix Approved Camera List, cementing its place among the elite imaging systems recognized by the streaming giant. With this move, Netflix gives a … Continued
What happens when a legendary racing car meets a next-gen cinema camera in the sky? You get GT40, a jaw-dropping showreel shot in the UK that may just redefine what 65mm filmmaking can look like—from the ground and the air. … Continued
There was perhaps nobody more fanatic about their craft than Stanley Kubrick, with the director leaving no stone unturned as he perfected every single frame and controlled everything that passed through it, leading to breathtaking spectacles like 2001: A Space … Continued
Summer is here, and the new season brings with it new funding cycles. Deadlines for several major opportunities are hitting in June, including Film Independent labs galore, a (controversially) re-imagined Nicholl Fellowship, and a whole range of opportunities for storytellers … Continued
The Mission: Impossible franchise has never just been about heart-stopping stunts or Tom Cruise dangling from cliffs and aircraft—it’s also a masterclass in cinematic craftsmanship. One of the often overlooked but absolutely essential components to this franchise’s visceral thrill is … Continued