EP311 | Cinematography: From PIG to A QUIET PLACE (w/ Pat Scola)
What are the tips you can use to rise the ranks as a movie cinematographer? What lessons can you learn from making the shift from independent films to blockbuster features? On today's episode, host Mike Pecci talks with cinematographer Pat Scola (PIG, A QUIET PLACE: DAY 01) about his journey to becoming a hollywood cinematographer and the invaluable lessons he's learned along the way. Get ready for an insider's look at the craft and hear firsthand how Pat's experiences have prepared him to shoot one of the most anticipated summer movies. This episode is packed with insights and inspiration for aspiring filmmakers!
EP288 | The Cinematorgraphy of SAW X (w/ Nicholas Matthews)
Kicking off 2024 with a cinematic bang! Host Mike Pecci sits down with Nicholas Matthews, the cinematographer behind the recent horror flick "SAW X." Dive into the gritty details of shooting in Mexico City, the challenges, the gig's genesis, and surviving the grind of production hours. They even tackle the often overlooked topic of post-job blues. An inspiring episode packed with nuggets for aspiring cinematographers!
EP298 | The Cinematographer of Barbarian (w/Zach Kuperstein)
Unleash the cinematic magic behind the modern horror masterpiece "Barbarian" with New York-based Cinematographer Zach Kuperstein! 🌟 Bursting onto the scene with "The Eyes of My Mother" and acclaimed works like "The Climb" and "The Vigil," Zach takes you on a thrilling journey into the art of visual storytelling. 🎥 Join host Mike Pecci and Zach as they explore the intricate relationships between directors and cinematographers, unveil the secrets to planning a film's visual style, and delve into the fascinating "Six Pillars of Cinematography." 🔮 Immerse yourself in this exclusive peek behind the scenes, perfect for aspiring filmmakers, collaborators, and movie enthusiasts!
EP274 | Cinematography: Shooting on VHS (w/ Alexander Chinnici)
In this riveting conversation, Mike and Alexander Chinnici delve into the enigmatic realm of shooting found footage horror films, unraveling the unique challenges and distinct advantages that come with this hauntingly distinctive genre. From navigating the nuances of vintage "Dad Cams" to the art of VHS transfers and deliberately choreographed glitches, they take you on a journey into the technical intricacies that define this cinematic style.