
Art, Business, Craft and Philosophy of the Moving Image
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 433 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsTV & FilmFilm InterviewsVisual Arts | |||

Christian Sprenger, ASC on balancing horror and comedy in Widow's Bay with lighting, practical effects, and years of trust built with producer Hiro Murai. Podcast highlights include: -How Christian's 11-year creative partnership with executive produc... more
Peter Konczal, ASC on Black Rabbit's deliberately low-tech-analog toolkit, customized blue bounce light, and the gradual unraveling of its visual style episode by episode. Podcast highlights include: -The deliberately low-tech-analog toolkit Pete ass... more
DP James Whitaker, ASC breaks down the look of HBO's DTF St. Louis: street photographs, a brutalist style police station, and inobtrusively lighting intimacy. Podcast highlights include: -How street photography, not cinema, was the right reference po... more
The Audacity DP Richard Rutkowski, ASC made Vancouver look like Palo Alto, used lens filters instead of special effects to create wildfires, and dramatized the themes of the show with spotlights and framing. Podcast highlights include: -How Richard a... more
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The hosts never fail to keep the conversation with their guests informative without getting too technically dry.
This is a great podcast. The guys know their stuff and it is an unvaluable resource for filmmakers and movie buffs. Cheers from México.
Ben and Illya are so informed on the film making process that their questions are always spot on, and exactly what we fans of cinematography want to hear. I really enjoyed being interviewed by Ben about Late Night With The Devil. I’m not comfortable in the spotlight, but he asked such interesting questions that I was quickly at ease. I love this podcast. Get on it people!
This podcast is not for you if you work in the industry and want meaningful, reasonably deep conversations. These guys are hard to listen to. I don’t know why they called this “the cinematography podcast” when neither of them are cinematographers or even have a reasonable knowledge of the craft to begin with.
If you want to listen to two dudes talk about random current events for 15 minutes before bringing the guest in, go for it. The interviews have basically no depth and sometimes don’t go m... more
I’m not in the industry at all. Just a movie dork and love all aspects especially how movies “look.” Anyway, always interesting guests and love when they get “inside baseball” about the creative process, lenses, and the rants! Thanks guys
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This show centers on cinematography, production design, and on-set storytelling, often featuring veteran and emerging DPs, directors of photography, and industry leaders discussing how look, lighting, and camera language shape storytelling. Episodes blend technical detail with practical production insights—from lens choices and lighting strategies to collaboration with directors, designers, and post teams. A standout is the host pair's ability to pull expert practitioners into accessible, actionable conversations, with guests ranging from indie project crews to high-profile TV and feature productions. The format often weaves in production challenges, gear talk, and industry shifts, making it valuable for professionals seeking hands-on knowl... more
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Recent guests on The Cinematography Podcast include:
1. Peter Konczal
2. Richard Rutkowski
3. Peter Deming
4. Darran Tiernan
5. James Laxton
6. Krzysztof Trojnar
7. Lawrence Sher
8. Tari Segal
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