41 min
138 - Cinematography in Documentary Film The Documentary Life
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- TV & Film
In the past, documentary cinematography has been in the shadow of narrative feature's, overlooked because of certain, perhaps unfair assumptions about the craft.
Well, that is no longer the case since the American Society of Cinematographers, as of this year, has an award for Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction Filmmaking.
And cinematographers, Fejmi Daut and Samir Ljuma, of the Academy Award nominated, Honeyland, were the recipients of that inaugural award. (Not to mention a host of other cinematography awards!)
And so we have today's episode which is entirely dedicated to the craft of documentary cinematography!
Topics Discussed
host Chris G. Parkhurst talks about what makes a good documentary cinematographer and where we can find themwhat it's like working as a two person cinematography teamhow the shooting style changed dramatically midway into filming due to an unforeseen shift in storyworking without power in rural Macedoniaachieving the perpetual golden hour look of Honeyland
Additional Resources
FREE DOWNLOAD OF HONEYLAND CONVERSATION PART TWO
As mentioned in the show, there is much more to my conversation with cinematographers, Fejmi Daut and Samir Ljuma. Too much to put into a single show!
To listen to the second part of that conversation head over HERE for your free download!
Trailer for Honeyland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B27ORUHlp6E
Finding the star of Honeyland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj9mT91fe64
Honeyland at DOCNYC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJo1dvoo67k
Sponsors & Thank YousMusic Vine 15 PERCENT OFF!Music Vine
Thank you to music licensing platform, Music Vine for contributing the wonderful music that we’ve used in this week’s episode.
We’ve used many music licensing platforms over the years for commercials, corporate videos, and documentaries and these guys are definitely different.
Their music catalogue is truly fresh, diverse, full of character, their search engine is as straight forward and user friendly and their licensing fees? Unlike anywhere else we have come across.
If you need any music for your doc project, we can honestly recommend Music Vine.
And make sure to use our promo code to get an additional 15 percent off of any subscription!!
PROMO CODE: doclife15
Continuing the Discussion with The D-Word
Today's episode is only the beginning of the conversation. Now it's time to have your voice heard, #doclifer!
So where can you do this?
THE D-WORDWHAT IS THE D-WORD
The D-Word began in 1996 as a series of online journal entries by filmmaker a...
In the past, documentary cinematography has been in the shadow of narrative feature's, overlooked because of certain, perhaps unfair assumptions about the craft.
Well, that is no longer the case since the American Society of Cinematographers, as of this year, has an award for Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction Filmmaking.
And cinematographers, Fejmi Daut and Samir Ljuma, of the Academy Award nominated, Honeyland, were the recipients of that inaugural award. (Not to mention a host of other cinematography awards!)
And so we have today's episode which is entirely dedicated to the craft of documentary cinematography!
Topics Discussed
host Chris G. Parkhurst talks about what makes a good documentary cinematographer and where we can find themwhat it's like working as a two person cinematography teamhow the shooting style changed dramatically midway into filming due to an unforeseen shift in storyworking without power in rural Macedoniaachieving the perpetual golden hour look of Honeyland
Additional Resources
FREE DOWNLOAD OF HONEYLAND CONVERSATION PART TWO
As mentioned in the show, there is much more to my conversation with cinematographers, Fejmi Daut and Samir Ljuma. Too much to put into a single show!
To listen to the second part of that conversation head over HERE for your free download!
Trailer for Honeyland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B27ORUHlp6E
Finding the star of Honeyland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj9mT91fe64
Honeyland at DOCNYC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJo1dvoo67k
Sponsors & Thank YousMusic Vine 15 PERCENT OFF!Music Vine
Thank you to music licensing platform, Music Vine for contributing the wonderful music that we’ve used in this week’s episode.
We’ve used many music licensing platforms over the years for commercials, corporate videos, and documentaries and these guys are definitely different.
Their music catalogue is truly fresh, diverse, full of character, their search engine is as straight forward and user friendly and their licensing fees? Unlike anywhere else we have come across.
If you need any music for your doc project, we can honestly recommend Music Vine.
And make sure to use our promo code to get an additional 15 percent off of any subscription!!
PROMO CODE: doclife15
Continuing the Discussion with The D-Word
Today's episode is only the beginning of the conversation. Now it's time to have your voice heard, #doclifer!
So where can you do this?
THE D-WORDWHAT IS THE D-WORD
The D-Word began in 1996 as a series of online journal entries by filmmaker a...
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