formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Even in a digital-dominated era, the lure of celluloid endures, vibrant, tactile, and timeless. For top directors and cinematographers, shooting on Kodak film is more than a technical decision. It’s an artistic commitment, a visual signature, and for many, an … Continued
The 2025 Emmy Awards have once again highlighted the tools behind television’s most cinematic moments. Looking across all 20 nominated productions, we see a fascinating balance between long-established champions like Sony and ARRI and some unexpected entrants (DJI Ronin 4D) … Continued
The audio and video of a recent film, Watch the Skies, a Swedish sci-fi film, was fed into a digital tool called DeepEditor.It manipulates the video to make it look like actors are genuinely speaking the language the film is … Continued
From giving old hits new endings to reinventing epic sagas, generative AI is changing filmmaking in ways that are both inspired and unsettling. Source: Raanjhanaa to Ramayana, AI is quietly reshaping Indian cinema – The Times of India
This article continues Y.M.CINEMA’s new series spotlighting emerging cinematographers and the craft behind their work. The first installment, Championing the Art of Filmmaking Through True Craft, set the tone, and now we’re proud to share the insights of another rising … Continued
Alfred Hitchcock’s grisly horror, which turns 65 this month, might not have become known as an-all time classic without the crucial addition of Bernard Herrmann’s disturbing score. Source: ‘It’s a reference whenever you want to build tension’: How Psycho’s terrifying … Continued