They sure got a great talent on that film
DPs Discuss Film, Digital, Their Work And Directors
March 22, 2010, Robert Goldrich --- One cinematographer has enjoyed a close-knit working relationship with director Jason Reitman spanning features and commercials.
Another was just honored with the American Society of Cinematographers Lifetime Achievement Award, is a five-time Oscar nominee and no stranger to the director's chair for either long-form fare or commercials.
A third DP broke into the industry via music videos, has diversified successfully into spots, made forays into features and even dipped his toe in directing, though cinematography remains his prime focus.
Here's a close-up look at cinematographers Eric Steelberg,
Caleb Deschanel, ASC, and Shawn Kim.
Caleb Deschanel, ASC
At the same time, Deschanel observed that the Lifetime Achievement Award "is a bit embarrassing. I feel like I still have to let people know that I'm not retired—that I'm still shooting."
At press time, Deschanel was indeed still working, shooting a feature in Toronto titled Dream House, being directed by Jim Sheridan and with a cast headlined by Daniel Craig, Naomi Watts and Rachel Weisz.
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Dream House, a Universal/Morgan Creek film helmed by Jim Sheridan and starring Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, and Naomi Watts, will hit theaters in 2011 and has a plot that’s fitting enough for Hrubovcak’s artwork: a family (Weisz and Craig) move into a new home to find out about a brutal slaying there earlier in its history, while the neighbor (Watts) is the only person able to lend any hint that the husband who allegedly killed his wife and children there may not be dead. Not only is it great exposure for Hrubovcak — who works as a graphic designer for an “adult novelty” company by day, as an artist using oil, airbrush, and photo manipulation for some of metal’s most brutal bands (with cover art to match) by night, and still finds time to participate in Monstrosity, Vile, and a host of other projects — but it’s great for metal. Where else can metalheads hope to see artwork from gruesome metal bands at the movies?
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