The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

 

In this re-airing of our archived interview, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Deer Hunter) chats about his extraordinary credits, and his long-standing relationship with late cinematographer Laszlo Kovacs (Ghostbusters, Five Easy Pieces).

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

 

In this re-airing of our archived interview, cinematographer Allen Daviau (Bugsy, Avalon, The Color Purple) discusses two of his most remarkable collaborations with director Steven Spielberg - E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial and Empire of the Sun.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

 

In this re-airing of our archived interview, cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth chats about his work with director David Fincher on The Social Network from the set of their latest collaboration, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

 

In this re-airing of our archived interviews, cinematographer Daniel Pearl chats about his experiences shooting one of the most influential films of the horror genre - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, as well as his collaborations with superstar Michael Jackson on the music videos for Billie Jean and You Are Not Alone.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

 

In this re-airing of our archived interview, the late cinematographer William Fraker (Bullitt, 1941, Tombstone) chats about his relationship with director Roman Polanski during the shooting of the classic film Rosemary's Baby.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

In this episode, cinematographer Phedon Papamichael discusses his approach to lensing the remarkable films that grace his resume, including Sideways, 3:10 to Yuma,  W., Knight and Day, The Ides of March, and The Descendants.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

In this episode, cinematographer Bobby Bukowski discusses his creative process in developing a visual palette for films including Arlington Road, The Messenger, and Rampart.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

In this episode, cinematographer Paul Cameron discusses his remarkable career, which includes  Collateral, Man on Fire, Gone in Sixty Seconds, Swordfish, and the upcoming re-imagining of Total Recall.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

In this episode, cinematographer Salvatore Totino, ASC, AIC, reflects on a career which includes films as diverse as Any Given Sunday,  Frost/Nixon, Cinderella Man, Changing Lanes, and The Dilemma.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the art of cinematography in this week-long series featuring interviews with some of our most accomplished and esteemed directors of photography.

 

 

In this debut episode,Tim Grierson, co-author of the new book FilmCraft: Cinematography, chats about his experiences interviewing many of the top cinematographers working in film.

 

 

You can order Tim's book by clicking here.  Visit Tim's blog at http://timgrierson.blogspot.com/.