Firstly, I want to thank you for these interviews with Roger Deakins. He is one of the most influential cinematographers for me at the moment. I shot a feature film last year where, for budgetary reasons, I was brought in after shooting had started. I ended up shooting about 2/3 of the film. I wish I had the prep time to sit down with the director and flesh out visual ideas for telling the story before shooting began. I will be working with the same director for my next film, and we are making time for pre-production this time around. Despite not having prep time, I was fortunate enough to have worked with a great cast and crew. And being my first feature film, I actually had a pretty good experience. There were some stressful moments, but overall I am grateful for the people I worked with. I learned so much. Taking Roger Deakin's experience from this video, I look forward to applying the same things to all of my future productions.
.... the clip is cut badly to the point of a soundbite. This always happen when we cut the short with no respect to the context of the longer ( complete ) interview. note to myself: don't cut an interview to the point of a soundbite.
I find in cinematography it's easier to figure out how you're going to do something than to decide what you're going to do. But yeah, it's a pretty time consuming task coming up with those visual ideas. It's also just as much based on emotion (so essentially figuring out how your visual decisions are going to make an audience feel) than it is intellect/conceptual thinking.
I wish I could transform into an insect and hide in the room where a screenwriter, a movie director, a director of photography, and other professionals discuss a screenplay. To see and hear how the movie unfolds in each other their minds and how they harmonise all those movies, crystallising it into one common vision. Just imagine that! ☺️
Simplicity Man his work full on perfectly natural scene in Cine frame...1917 movie Notice this every frame continue shoot to single camera not multiple That's Genius Work damn good...
The music is perfect for me. I don’t know this gentleman (I have only watched a few RUclips materials with him), but my strong impression is that he is an exceptional professional who is genuinely humble. This gentleman is the opposite of arrogance. Seeing and listening to him brings to my mind the image of morning sunlight refracted by a diamond covered in dew. The music in this video fits perfectly with the image in my mind.
Why don't you cut up the interview a bit more? Also, did the interviewer know it was going on? Perhaps he might tactically mic himself so the question might actually be heard. This whole little series from MAINE Film Festival is CRAP!
Deakinstructive... Am I right?
You are damn right!
Haha, the perfect name for it!
You're not wrong
You win.
Brilliant‼️
I could listen to him all day long. Every time he speaks I learn something.
Pre-production is everything.
My hero. I want to be a cinematographer just because of him after my 50s.
also me after my 30s
Go for it!
Firstly, I want to thank you for these interviews with Roger Deakins. He is one of the most influential cinematographers for me at the moment.
I shot a feature film last year where, for budgetary reasons, I was brought in after shooting had started. I ended up shooting about 2/3 of the film. I wish I had the prep time to sit down with the director and flesh out visual ideas for telling the story before shooting began. I will be working with the same director for my next film, and we are making time for pre-production this time around. Despite not having prep time, I was fortunate enough to have worked with a great cast and crew. And being my first feature film, I actually had a pretty good experience. There were some stressful moments, but overall I am grateful for the people I worked with. I learned so much. Taking Roger Deakin's experience from this video, I look forward to applying the same things to all of my future productions.
1:54
"It sounds a bit pretentious" for someone of his stature to say this points to the realness in his character and work.
.... the clip is cut badly to the point of a soundbite. This always happen when we cut the short with no respect to the context of the longer ( complete ) interview.
note to myself: don't cut an interview to the point of a soundbite.
He is not just a consummate artist. He is a gentleman.
I find in cinematography it's easier to figure out how you're going to do something than to decide what you're going to do. But yeah, it's a pretty time consuming task coming up with those visual ideas. It's also just as much based on emotion (so essentially figuring out how your visual decisions are going to make an audience feel) than it is intellect/conceptual thinking.
Deakins is an absolute legend. Sicario and Blade Runner 2049 are some of the most beautiful movies ever made.
Whoever made the song in this video is a god
I wish I could transform into an insect and hide in the room where a screenwriter, a movie director, a director of photography, and other professionals discuss a screenplay. To see and hear how the movie unfolds in each other their minds and how they harmonise all those movies, crystallising it into one common vision. Just imagine that! ☺️
Simplicity Man his work full on perfectly natural scene in Cine frame...1917 movie Notice this every frame continue shoot to single camera not multiple That's Genius Work damn good...
Definitely one of the best parts. ☕
It's not about the destination it's about the journey.
My hero 🙏🏽🥰✨
What watch does he wear?
Makes total sense yet it seems so obvious after the fact.
Deakininzing everyone....
0:54 “Deakins”tructive way
The music is too loud and intrusive. Just let Roger Deakins talk.
The music is perfect for me. I don’t know this gentleman (I have only watched a few RUclips materials with him), but my strong impression is that he is an exceptional professional who is genuinely humble. This gentleman is the opposite of arrogance.
Seeing and listening to him brings to my mind the image of morning sunlight refracted by a diamond covered in dew. The music in this video fits perfectly with the image in my mind.
Why don't you cut up the interview a bit more? Also, did the interviewer know it was going on? Perhaps he might tactically mic himself so the question might actually be heard. This whole little series from MAINE Film Festival is CRAP!
Just appreciate the interview damn