That was the spirit of it, Kenny, if you keep adding things like that before you know, it, you haven’t stripped things down at all. Yeah, there’s a couple good ones, like… let’s see, Last of Us, the new God of War. Well we… I literally could talk to you for another two hours about this kind of stuff, but we gotta, we gotta wrap it up. I think it was the right decision, actually. Does that make sense? So you can walk us through the problem solving. In 2002 and 2003, he served as co-chief judge. Okay cool. And I was also, you know, I love photography and I was always snapping away and, and love movies. Just “me me me me” and with the landscape and the weather. That’s why I came to America. Celtic have signed Everton defender Jonjoe Kenny on loan until the end of the season. I would also argue quite an interesting thing happens when you approach people with these films, because like on Pine Ridge, for example: the Lakota Indian reservation, they are sick to death, mate, of people coming there and filming them, you know, with a long lens and like geurillas in the mist, you know like, “Ooh, look at you, you still exist.” And they’re just like rolling their eyes. Cause you were shooting a lot at magic hour, right?Â, We did, yes. You know, the old classic. Why don’t you just bring a few HMI’s on that as well. Frame & Reference is a conversation between Cinematographers hosted by Kenny McMillan of OWL BOT. How many takes where you were people asking for?Â. College: UNC. In fact, even now, I’ve just watched something the other day: there’s a little girl in Pine Ridge, just filming a horse in outside her trailer home, this beautiful white horse, and it just runs off into the Badlands and it’s like one of the coolest little short movies you’ve ever seen! The house, the mortgage that we get, all these things… And then in America, sadly, we have this generation, sort of baby boomer generation, predominantly women (which is possibly even more troubling) who find themselves, having worked their whole lives and their social security is nothing, they can’t afford a house, they have no choice but to do what they’re doing, which is to live a sort of transient lifestyle as a nomad, and that can sound dire and bleak certainly. Join hosts Rob & Holly as they kick the weekend off with hot Country artists every Friday night from 7PM-Midnight. I think in a documentary setting, there’s danger of being exposed. Uh, you know, when compared to someone like Tarantino, for example. And he said a really interesting thing, and I read it before doing Nomadland, cause he said like “you need to look at people as the expert of their own experience.” And I was like, that’s so awesome and exactly what Chloe is trying to do, because if you can write for that person and if you can write for their story, they will be it, you know? And you just feel like, yeah, it’s the journey West like that influenced it. (Some DPs don’t as you know!) With one word, I’m like “okay, it’s on the Ronin, go.” It was a very quick way of working that made those sort of magic hours possible. It sounds a little, maybe not dire, but a little more serious of a film potentially?Â. So, yeah I didn’t kind of go at it in a technical way though, you know. Do it.” And she just sort of trusts me to run with that. James was born on November 16, 1956 at Eglin Air Force Base in Okaloosa County, Florida to Neil Angerbrandt and Joan Corbitt Angerbrandt. Then there’s those that go to Apple Bar” and I knew which one I was. Well, I love how these movies look and they’re not using lights, so I’m good.” Like Malik’s been doing. That’s awesome! Well, I also grew up, like I said, in the Bay Area next to the ocean, so I will look forward to that. I think I know one cinematographer.Â, Strange relationship though isn’t it, between us; DPs and filmmakers in general, you know, you can quickly… it’s the first thing people say, “Oh, you should meet my friend who makes movies” And a lot of times you just think “not really, no.” [laughs], Haha, no exactly. Well, again, with this approach, you know, usually Chloe would start with the nomads or the first time actors… but you’re right. And I went to the latter. The complete film heritage of East Germany is now available in one place, at PROGRESS.film, a fantastic collection offering... Writer’s note – I’ve been accused, in the past, of spoiling the fun for people who design and use... With the introduction of the new Frame.io Camera to Cloud workflow something that editors have long dreamed of will... © 2021 ProVideo Coalition, a Moviola Company. Well, that’s interesting Kenny, cause I’d probably be the opposite school of that. What  have you done, especially during this year, that’s helped you creatively? It’s really really something. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/27.0.1453.110 Safari/537.36, Health officials say coronavirus variants were not found at Winfield prison, Victim identified from north Wichita accident, Special Olympics KS - Polar Plunge 2021 - Haysville, Special Olympics KS - Polar Plunge 2021 - Maize. And I do think it’s getting too cosmetic about things. He manages to tell the story visually with aching close-ups that reveal the various unique characters and also wide shots that give a sense of scope and place, from the badlands to the Amazon factories. Yeah. Obviously I’m never going to do anything that she hasn’t first kind of come up with, but I’m just, I’m I just know what she likes. How’d you go about designing the look for the film? “The quest for the great American landscape”. You know, I knew that early on. So they shot Michael Moore’s reaction after the fact that’s, that’s what we did on Nomadland! Yeah. This is a loaded question cause I definitely have an opinion: How important is staying to, say, three lenses over having a full kit of zooms or an eight-lens kit or having any option you want?Â. He was born Feb. 9, 1955, in Daviess County to James Lou and Anna Martine Boarman. I mean, it is beautiful what they’re doing now, isn’t it? Maybe you’re your DP that can, you know, as a chameleon and can fit into every different project. And I actually, a lot of my, I, I watch a lot of like, uh, real world gaming stuff. I mean, it’s been quite interesting how the films have kind of changed our life because after making Songs, I don’t know, I just couldn’t settle back into New York after that experience, you know, it was quite a long time. Yeah, we’re also a couple, you know, we’re a partnership. However, I do remember some discussions: We were watching a scene. I just made the decision. You know, and getting almost close to people is… I don’t know what you think about this though, mate, but the way I approach cinematography as well is I’m trying to communicate the way I see the world. That’s when, as cinematographers, you put the tools aside and you think about the approach. And believe it or not, once that factory shut down that man, that was it for the town. From the moment I saw Greylan’s video on Tik Tok, I thought to myself, man, that is a GREAT STORY. I really I’ve learned so much from her as well, Kenny, I mean that the value of close collaboration like that, you know, it’s such a huge part of it as well. “Instead of coming in with an exact sort of vision of what it’s meant to be,” says Richards, “Chloé’s very open to sort of discovering the film as we go.”. For his full filmography, check out his IMDb page. In a weird way. He does it very tongue-in-cheek as well. The James Harden trade was such a blockbuster that the collective brain of NBA Twitter had fallen out of its head. I don’t know if I ever made a successful one either. Kenny Boarman, 65, of Whitesville, went to be with the Lord on Monday, Jan. 11, 2021, at Owensboro Health. She never pretended to be an actor. However, on a film like this, man, if you’re not celebrating the lines drawn in people’s faces, then you shouldn’t be shooting it. So when I hold my fist, I can see… here’s my periphery. But Chloe has created a kind of parameter around that for me, for us to work in. Yeah, exactly. I’ve noticed in your body of work, there’s a lot of naturalism, you know, Tarkovsky is probably the answer there, but how do you embrace naturalism? In fact, the scene was about her remembering when she was the beauty queen at the prom or something. I mean, I’m excited by the fact that these cameras are getting smaller and smaller, you know. And we’d fallen in love with the Rockies. How do you use available light? We’re on the same page mate. How do you want to make movies? Yeah, definitely grip over lamp. By entering your email, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. It’s like, no, you’re not going to do any of those things, obviously. Yeah. And then I found out, you know, obviously how much work he’s doing in post with split comps and deleting lights and boom poles and all this, but like, that idea of “start from perfect” I always thought was interesting. So it was either bringing the dolly or keeping things super tight with the Ronin. Each episode can also be found in video form on YouTube. Kenny succeeded Robert Colombo as chief judge, beginning January 1, 2019. It’s the same thing, but obviously what’s different is in the film, there’s a script and there’s, you know, but as we both know, when you start doing a documentary, there’s definitely a map of what you want, what you’re trying to say. Probably a little bit more outside of the holding of seventies stuff I was watching, you know, it was, it was like, wow, film can kind of truly be this powerful form of language and communication, you know, I hadn’t really thought of it that way so yeah, and then I got my set on film school and some reason I was, I grew up in Penzance, Cornwall, and not a lot of filmmakers come out of there. Even at a young age, it seemed pretty clear that it’s still such a sort of untapped medium. Well, it’s a good lesson because… there was a shot towards the end of the movie that I just knew was a dolly shot, but I opted not to take a dolly because I just knew I’d never use it other than just maybe this last thing, and I got the shot and I was like “It’s a dolly shot, I said it was! And so yes, it does celebrate her. Well instead of talking about other people and their work, talking about Nomadland, this is a story about Frances McDormond…, Well, Fran plays a character called Fern who is widowed and also left her home town of Empire Nebraska, which is, it’s actually been discontinued as a sheet rock factory, which means in the middle of the desert, right by Burning Man. Because there’s a bunch of non-actors in the film, right? I was in London, no doors opened for me. Yeah, exactly. I reached out to the ol’ internet to see what questions they would have for cinematographers if they had this opportunity, and a lot of them wanted to know about literally just that, like, how do you find jobs? Yeah. You know, like in Nomadland and these things. Yeah. We spent out there on the reservation in South Dakota and when I went back to Manhattan, I just couldn’t feel comfortable anymore. Especially when you’re editing your own, you know, and being, being kind of objective about it. It wasn’t really a question and, keeping it very limited, you know, 32, 16, 25 or an 18, you know really just three lenses. This is what’s cool, like if I look at Finch and I’m like, love it, the softness, there’s a character to his films that I think is stunning. Chloe’s just done it backwards, kind of, she just started with the character and then, wrote the script for that character and that person. And one of the things that came up is that he might be a bit wider with things. Once your account is created, you'll be logged-in to this account. Yeah Chloe and I ran out of ways of describing it in a way mate, because honestly, I don’t see that much difference with when I’ve done documentary work. And one of those things was like, when you’re playing guitar and your favorite musician uses a certain pedal and a certain guitar. Would you say that speaks to, cause I definitely know this happens to me, that you should go with your gut 9 times out of 10? I know I was influenced by those Hudson Valley river school painters, you know, it’s the sublime American landscape, the mountains, and the etherial glow in the distance and it feels like the sun’s leaving us behind, you know, there’s this decay in the foreground, like a fallen tree or dead Buffalo or something. And then we moved to Colorado. You must know a lot of people too, mate, you know, you can tell that there’s so much great stuff out there visually, but if you don’t get this, you know, if a story doesn’t come your way, or if you’re not finding collaborators, it, you know, it’s tough. A lot of the dramas of a film set kind of go out the window and we were all chasing the sun. Really see that sound that’s… dude to me that’s the Vanguard like if we’re talking visually. And I just honestly love it. It needs to be for the story. That was, as I saw it at the beginning, maybe I was wrong, but that I thought was my biggest challenge was I had to anchor the audience in these places. Too many options is a danger to any artist I think, isn’t it? So the suggestion is never treading on anyone’s toes cause I’m starting with “what would Chloe want?” The groundwork’s been done in terms of working with non-actors as well. And that’s what I discovered for me. They want to be celebrated. I mean, it’s, it certainly deals with grief and loss and it deals with being in a world that you don’t belong in, that you don’t feel you belong in anymore, however, I mean, our approach on it was that it feels like a spiritual experience somehow or this sort of feeling of like, you know, what Malik’s been exploring in his films somewhat. I’m just not going to be able to do it. So same question on the other side, favorite shot in the film, something that really excited you or made you go “wow”…. You can listen to Frame & Reference where all the best podcasts are listened to like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts. Once it comes on to them, it’s perfect casting. You can’t do this and then tried to get “Swanky” to act a certain way. I look at his films, I’m just blown away. ), About Nomadland: “The film is devastating, uplifting, poignant, a beautiful marriage of sound and picture, equal parts Terence Malick/Ansel Adams/Chloe Zhao (and, from what Richards told us, a bit of Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times”). The amount of times our clients come up to me, Kenny and said, “uh, can you make it look prettier?” I’ll never get that part of my soul back again. All Rights Reserved. That’s what you do in painting as well, Kenny, you know, at first it’s just going to be copy, copy, copy. And stabilization’s a great thing [laughs]. How does that even happen? I think I’ve just got to go with the close up, man [of Fran at the end]… I mean, that’s what I love about cinema. There’s a new kind of freedom and identity to be found. In my career, that’s been incredibly important making that distinction, stop talking about it, just do it. Yes. I think that’s quite valuable to people when they can see your fingerprint. Like, the way Chloe and Fran worked together, when she stood in the doorway at the end of the film, there’s a closeup of Fran and… I just love everything about her face. So sometimes [laughs] I could probably do with a little more comradery and learning from my peers a bit more or just feeling like, yeah, we’re bouncing off each other because for the most part, it’s all happened in a vacuum really. Yeah. Well, I approached it almost like three different films in a way that we’re kind of folding into each other. Sign up for the ProVideo Coalition weekly e-newsletter and get the most popular articles, blogs, and reviews right to your inbox. Awesome. So even when I make stuff, they’re like, “Oh, good job.” And they don’t watch it. I don’t know what they’re going to come out with next, but thank goodness they figured it out. Why do you ask? Initially I wanted to be a painter, sort of fine art was my background. [laughs] Well, do you know what though mate, the whole time I was in New York, I was longing for that landscape. Richards (who “took home” top honors at this year’s Camerimage for the film) serves as production designer too which makes sense since the main set is Fern’s van and the rest is the desolate, gorgeous, fecund plains and mountains and rivers of the Western United States. Filmmakers go-to destination for pre-production, production & post production equipment! Weather is sort of a common enemy that like unites everyone, isn’t it? see the problem is I’ve noticed with talking with other filmmakers, other cinematographers, is we never want to talk about what we did. Like that’s just so calming, and there’s also like a comradery that I don’t necessarily feel in a bigger city. No day is the same, you know, you can never quite plan what it’s going to be. Not necessarily if it was like a bad shot or anything.Â. I more just like watched Chris Doyle and, and just try to absorb that  freedom of what he’s doing or, or the boldness of lens choice, you know, I’m more influenced in that way rather than like “how do I achieve that thing”. I don’t know about you, I’m not a gamer, but I watch it because, I mean, that’s what cinema is up against. And I think for me personally as well mate, like when I was at NYU, there’s a bar right next to NYU called the Apple Bar, and I do remember one of my professors saying “Josh, there’s, there’s two kinds of students here: There’s those that go home and write their scripts after class. People start going inward don’t they? That’s what makes it possible. Is there a specific look or influence you have? And that’s basically YouTube, that’s where we are. I was liberated mate. It was just the crew. Just to end it, you know, a couple questions: what advancements excite you about cinematography? But doing now visually is so exciting. And so I’m on board with that man. Here’s his take on it: “Chloé is using the cinema to touch upon the lives of real people who are completely overlooked—old people, homeless people,” says Richards. It’s like my second home. The technicalities of that excite me far less than if, for me personally, if I’m out in a landscape with a face that I like. Nielsen on editing “Sound of Metal”, “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” DP Tobias Schliessler, ASC // Frame & Reference Ep.3, Frame.io Camera to Cloud sends proxy files from the set right to editorial. I’ll stop it there, mate. ?” But Chloe was like “you can do it.” And I did the shot and it’s, you know, I can barely look at it now but it’s okay. And that’s what I ended up doing. Like this empathy machine as people describe cinema. And I remember at film school, I don’t how it was for you, but I didn’t know what an f-stop was when I arrived to NYU. All our nomads are, you know, first time actors and never, never been in front of the camera for the most part. So you can guess how they thought about me. Again, it was always this discussion of emotion and where’s Fran in the story. Biography Like turning around on Charlton Heston in Bowling for Columbine, for example, you know. So I think I’m excited for the like, that sort professionalism to get broken down a bit and then we can really start taking off as an art form. Especially these days, a lot of people will put out their reel and it’ll be like “I can do commercials, short films, yadda yadda. Do you know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know, there is this documentary element to it certainly in terms of totally spontaneous things that are happening. So with this being the most important thing of this being these live in true to life I wouldn’t even call them performances sometimes it’s like, people are literally sharing their stories with us on camera and it’s like, are you really gonna stick a silk in front of their face and blast them with a light? I think everyone’s enamored with the guy, but Fincher’s cinematography, you know, what he kind of imposes on his DPS, I’ve always thought was “boring” in a good way. But I mean, reels are tough though, aren’t they mate? I knew quite early on that I wasn’t that. I’m lucky where all my friends from college moved to LA with me, so we’ve known each other for 12 years, and we were all in film school. Haha oh yeah. Follow Frame & Reference on Twitter and Instagram for more content, and check your favorite app every Thursday for new episodes. And do you have any personal projects or anything on the way? But then when we went in, the reaction was “oh are you doing a documentary?” and we were like, “no, it’s a movie. I think I’m going to take on oceanscapes next mate, which might be a horrible idea [laughs]. I had it ready the whole time with the Mini and the Amira just on the car. We can quite quickly feel quite alone and in a void, as a cinematographer can’t you? So it was like a hybrid documentary/drama almost?Â. And you’re like, “I don’t actually like that pedal.” Did you find yourself doing that with cinematography? Fern discovers herself in this landscape, you know? Did you? And so that changes everything, you know, you really work backwards from that point. It’s always like, “what’s the cool thing that I just saw!”.
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