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11/12/2018
- Updated : 13/11
As part of the Camerimage Festival, AFC cinematographers Céline Bozon, Gilles Porte and David Ungaro will lead a Master Class on Wednesday, 13 November from 11:00 to 12:30 at the MCK Orzeł Cinema.
11/11/2018
- Updated : 11/11
Before Camerimage’s Opening Gala, Saturday 10 November, the Industry Sponsors& Partners of the Festival have settled their booth on the 1st floor of the Opera Nova a few days ago. Here are some brief moments in video of the installation.
11/09/2018
- Updated : 7/06
I remember meeting Julian for the first time twelve years ago when I was shooting Al Pacino’s Salome . Al had invited Julian to watch him directing. Julian sat behind the video monitor for several hours without interfering. I remember feeling quite under pressure.
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Cinematographer Dick Pope has collaborated with iconic director Mike Leigh for over two decades and set out to apply their unique approach to filming to the story of the 1819 British massacre of demonstrators known to history as Peterloo. A study of workers, factory owners, the clergy and the (…)
DP who’s also a painter shot a film about van Gogh for painter who’s also a director. People who follow movies know that “At Eternity’s Gate,” which opened the Camerimage film festival and traces the tragic final two years in the life of Vincent van Gogh, is a film about a painter directed by (…)
Jean-Jacques Annaud – recipient of this year’s EnergaCamerimage Director Duo Award along with his collaborator, DP Jean-Marie Dreujou – always knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Born during World War II, the future director got his first Brownie camera at age 7, and his first 35mm still camera at (…)
Shooting Lady Gaga revealing herself as a down-to-earth woman while lensing a rock star character Bradley Cooper was creating for himself were just two of the challenges facing DP Matthew Libatique in the star-crossed lovers story “A Star Is Born.” The love story is screening at the (…)
Carol Littleton, whose work spans “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.” “The Big Chill, “Twilight” and “A Walk in the Woods,” will receive the award for Editor with Unique Visual Sensitivity at the EnergaCamerimage Film Festival, which will take place from Nov. 10 to 17 in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
EnergaCamerimage paid tribute Saturday to Witold Sobociński. The legendary Polish cinematographer was the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award during the opening of the 26th edition of the International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography, which is being held in Bydgoszcz, Poland, (…)
Europe’s mainstay fest for cinematography, newly rechristened EnergaCamerimage, launched its 26th edition and a week of 241 film screenings in the Polish town of Bydgoszcz on Saturday with a guest appearance by Roman Polanski.
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