Transcription Analysis is an easy way to better understand what you are seeing. This episode takes a closer look at the Horse vs.Truck scene in The Horse Whisperer.Yes, they do shoot horses, but they do it efficiently.plus: How to Make Use

Time Based Composition

Feb 8th, 2008 26m 40s

We're talking about composition over time, and how cinematographer, Roger Deakins, showed us how to do it in the 1994 film, The Shawashank Redemption. Also discussed: the payoff you get with a 90 degree pan, gyrosphere, and heart-shaped edits.

Christopher Lynch

Oct 6th, 2007 20m 47s

Commercial photographer Christopher Lynch talks about trusting his instinct, discovering characters, and shooting people. plus-- Robustness.Show notes, images & Links = ImageMethod.blogspot.com Main Podcast page = ImageMethod.podbean.com

Jaws

Aug 23rd, 2007 18s

In this episode we take a closer look at a cinematic masterpiece, Spielberg's Jaws. This look reveals the elegance of fundamental blocking, the importance of limiting the pan, and the distinction between darkness and invisibility in the context

The Words of Sven Nykvist

Aug 1st, 2007 15m 9s

In this special audio-only edition, we discuss the working philosophy of cinematography legend, Sven Nykvist. In an essay published in the book, Making Pictures, Nykvist discussed his work with Ingmar Bergman, Louis Malle, and Andrei Tarkovsky.

Picture Balata

Jul 14th, 2007 27m 27s

Photography as entry into a deeper understanding of identity, history, and struggle. Photography as expression, but also as a practice of self actualization. We talk with Matthew Cassel, founder of the project, Picture Balata, about educating t

COLOR with Steven Bleicher

Jun 30th, 2007 25m 48s

Steven Bleicher is an artist and teacher, and the author of Contemporary Color - Theory and Use. He talks with us about the psychology of color, color harmony, disharmony, and a map for finding either. We also discuss the color in the films Chi

Sincere Cinematography pt. 1

Jun 11th, 2007 36m 30s

Towards a notion of a Cinematography Without Pretense. DP Alan Jacobsen, talks with us about the photographic qualities of realness. We compare the film Caché to Running With Scissors. Alan explains Christian Berger's reflective light system. A

Lucas Allen Interview

May 30th, 2007 27m 30s

Commercial photographer Lucas Allen talks about his methods, career, and penchant for natural light.Images Discussed and Complete Show Notes can be found on the ImageMethod blog. ----- ImageMethod.blogspot.comImageMethod Podcast hometech

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