
Art, Business, Craft and Philosophy of the Moving Image
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 441 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsArtsTV & FilmVisual Arts | |||

DP Brett Pawlak on grounding Spider-Man: Brand New Day in natural light, practical suit design, and 17 years collaborating with Destin Cretton. Podcast highlights include: -How Pawlak and Cretton’s input about the suit design kept Peter Parker feelin... more
Cinematographer John Matysiak on shooting Motor City's nearly dialogue-free story, real in-camera stunts, and building its 1970s Detroit look from film tests. Podcast highlights include: -Why Motor City tells its story with almost no dialogue, and ho... more
DP Julia Swain on faking the Golden Gate Bridge, rigging a real tour bus, and bringing indie instincts to Netflix's Voicemails for Isabelle Podcast highlights include: -How Julia shot the film's pivotal Golden Gate Bridge overlook scenes without usin... more
DP Michael Bauman, ASC on shooting Monster: The Ed Gein Story, building a visual language with period lenses, and lighting with just reflectors and flashlights. Podcast highlights include: -How Michael built a distinct visual language for each era wi... 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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The show centers on in-depth cinematography, lensing, lighting, and production workflows behind high-end film and TV projects. Conversations consistently unpack practicalities—from night shoots and real-location logistics to camera choices, color workflows, and collaboration with directors and production designers. Guests are often top DPs or closely related camera professionals who reveal how they shape a scene's mood, how specific lenses or formats contribute to storytelling, and how budgets and schedules influence creative decisions. The format leans into actionable production insight, storytelling craft, and industry trends, making it valuable for working cinematographers, crew, and content creators seeking concrete techniques and caree... more
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Recent guests on The Cinematography Podcast include:
1. Julia Swain
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3. Gustav Danielsson
4. Eben Bolter
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