Cinematography Style: Greig Fraser
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If I had to put the cinematography of Greig Fraser into words, I’d describe it as invisible, flexible and restrained, yet always functional to the telling of the story. In this episode, I'll break down Fraser's diverse filmography by looking at his cinematic philosophy and analyse how he achieves it through his choice of technical film gear.
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List Of Films Featured:
Bright Star (2009)
Let Me In (2010)
Killing Them Softly (2012)
Zero Dark Thirty (2012)
Foxcatcher (2014)
Lion (2016)
Rogue One (2016)
Mary Magdalene (2018)
Vice (2018)
The Batman (2021)
0:00 Introduction
1:10 Background
1:49 Philosophy
4:23 Gear
9:35 Conclusion
Music:
Dan Henig - ‘Eternal Garden’
Dan Henig - ‘Sunrise In Paris’
Astron - ‘Cold Blue’
The Tides - ‘Dream Escape’ 
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1.Can you share your knowledge on the relationship between light sources and the colour/look they generate.
Q: have you ever made a short film / video in general using nothing but an iphone (or a phone in general)? what gear/software would a team need to have to get some decent looking sequences with a phone and on a budget?
This guy got to film Darth Vader and Batman. Legendary.
Still overrated
And Dune
Same goes to Giacchino but in music
@@Criticas2Calcetas .....
Yeah I'm sure throughout his whole career, getting to meet the real life batman and Darth Vader is what he's most proud of.
I thought Rogue One had the best cinematography out of all the Star Wars films. Despite knowing who Greig Fraser was, now seeing these examples, I think I’m in love lol
Together with The Mandalorian both are the best
@@har5814 He recently won an Emmy for the show so makes sense for him to tackle Dune.
@@har5814 and the Batman
The best cinematography I've seen in The Batman movie
too bad that it's the only good point about it!
@@verstraetenandremovie of the year, Best Batman movie, cinematography speaking this movie deserve a oscar. Matt reeves good job can't wait for the batman part 2 !
@@verstraetenandre Nah you're right, idk why people like it so much. I guess because batman punch a lot of guys and is edgy and uhh pogger? Idk man.
Better than whatever Snyder tried to do 🤷🏻♂️
@@JC-tu6hc Think a little harder lol
He also was responsible for the look of The Mandalorian!
Definitely! Love that show.
You mean he was part of the show?
@@surajprakash8900 no, but yes
Awesome! Where can I watch this ?
Looks better than Kenobi . No wonder
Even though I am a fan of Roger Deakins and I wished him to be in Dune, now, After watching this I think Dune will be a masterpiece
Deakins and Villeneuve's creative partnership has been amazing. Will be interested to see if Greig Fraser builds on that look or if they do something visually different on Dune.
@@InDepthCine I think Dune will be visually a bit different than the standardized look that Deakins set it up for Villeneuve movies. This was the first thought that came into my mind after watching this video. Because Deakins and Fraser follow two entirely different approach on lighting as you have pointed out in this video and that of Deakins video. I feel like in Dune, we would miss that layers of lights and Shadows that Deakins set up for his movies.
@@jaegerschtulmann What I'm really worried about dune is how accessible it looks. After the flop which was 2049 studios are going to force Villeneuve to make his film more accessible and probably will have alot of studio interference. Maybe this non thought out color palette and more block buster gray tone is reflective of that
I’m no expert but from the trailer dune’s cinematography looks closer to Bratford Young’s work on arrival than what Deakins has done with Villanueve
@@InDepthCine Deakins was busy doing 1917. Maybe explains why Grieg was picked. So far he has my confidence since he recently won an Emmy for his work on The Mandalorian. So he has the chops necessary to tackle space operas.
He's the only cinematographer who makes me want to watch a movie for its photography.
Love how detailed you are with the cinematography, through the lights, lenses, framing etc. While others just simply go through framing and only it. keep up the great content
Cinematography is all about combining nuances (of lenses, lighting, movement, production design, etc.) to create images. So I think it's important that these details get focused on. Thanks!
I had the privilege of experiencing his work in big screen via Dune. Can't wait for The Batman on 4th march.
Still overrated
@@Criticas2Calcetas I've seen you repeat this here many times. Care to elaborate?
I would love to see a cinematography breakdown of Chung-hoon Chung!
Saw this video after The Batman, and I'm convenience that he is the most talented cinematographer of all time. Ussualy, you get one, maybe two "movie moments" in a movie, but Batman had...um...hold on, let me write it down...
1: Batman's first appearance,
2. Batman arrives at the Iceberg lounge,
3. The Batmobile fires up,
4. The upside-down frame at the end of the chase
5. Batman jumps off and flies away,
6. The hallway scene (My personal favorite shot of the movie)
7. Batman guides the civilians out of the water,
Bonus 8: The camera pans down from Joker's eyes to his face.
Yep, 8. And they're all from the cinematography. The acting is good, but the perfect mixture of light, color, control, and rain (This one makes a lot bigger difference than you would think at first glance) sets the perfect mood for the movie and allows those moments we love to happen.
His work with Jane Campion in Bright Star was glorious!!! Pure cinematic language
Once I fix my financial situation, I totally wouldn't mind contributing to your Patreon. I'm literally getting free education from your high-end analysis. Thank you for putting so much care into it!
The Batman is what got me interested in cinematography it was that good.
Master of cinematography
I'm from Kolkata and I can easily say that nobody captured the city in colour like he did in Lion..
A good friend suggested I watch your videos and I'm so glad they did. Thank you for producing such incredible, in depth videos. Super informative. Have binged a fair few of them today. Absolutely subscribed and very keen to see more in the near future
Thanks for finding the channel and watching. Glad you find the content informative.
Been waiting for awhile for this one! I love Greig Fraser's work and the footage we've seen for The Batman and Dune both look incredible!
I’ve always been waiting for someone to analyze his work, this is fantastic and tremendously helpful for film and cinematography students. Thanks
Glad it helps!
After seeing him involved in the soon to be released ‘Dune’, aswell as ‘The Batman’ (2022), I’ve grown an interest to his work; Come to find out he was the cinematographer for a few episodes for ‘The Mandalorian’, such as the first episode which holds so much importance and has the memorable ending shot with Grogu and Din Djarin meeting each other for the first time. Man there’s so many movies great movies he’s been apart of, and that’s no coincidence.
Thanks for this informational and enjoyable video, exactly what I was searching for.
Still overrated
That shot in Lion with the butterflies. One of the most beautiful shots ever in cinema.
Greig has never stuck to one genre
That’s what makes him awesome! Who is your favourite cinematographer?
@@jv8studios he is overrated
Bro you’re amazing, I can’t thank you more for making this content. I will be supporting your patreon!
He does have a very important point , as a RUclipsr i avoid watching other's videos on a subject i will cover , not to be influenced, copy or any of that , i like to come fresh and address the topic as if it were the first time.
I really appreciate this video. This is very quickly becoming one of my favorite film channels on RUclips. I’m excited to see what he does with The Batman.
I really love your works, thanks for making such a good content !
hey man! this channel is really informative and well-edited. keep up the good work!
So glad youtube recommend me your channel!
Great channel. Love Fraser’s work. A mew master with so many modern techniques. Such a fan.
Felt so lucky to work with him in a small space in June, 2020. Had to keep from gushing about his work.
Such great content! My respect!
this is an incredible channel! thank god you exist!
I am imagining Mr. Fraser take one role in marvel movies, it must be spectacular.
I’m thoroughly enjoying your channel.
This channel is absolutely amazing. The level of detail and analysis. You even provide the precise cameras, lens and lighting. Superb.
Thanks for this description. Awesome
Wauw, you crafted this video so well! I’m impressed, keep up the great work! 🔥👏🏽
Amazing content, thank you!
So much to learn from this channel. Good stuff, IDC!
Thanks!
I love your videos, I feel they are better that the most of videos about cinematography in this platform. Keep like this man, saludos y un abrazo from Argentina!
This Video Highlights Everything I've Always Wanted To Know About A DP's Process. Thank You.
You made this a year a go, unconciously i click the video coz batman thumbnail and your channel is the best explaining cinematographers work. We need more of this, and it's kinda intereisting see your perspective on this new hype Batman movie!
Hi, today I've discovered your chane. It is just what I needed because it seems like it's the only channel to fully concentrate on photography. Looking forward to a video on film sizes (70mm, 35mm etc.)
Can't wait for Dune(2021) and The Batman(2022)
ok..how the fuck did u not have more subscribers....ur videos are one of the best thing i've discovered on this youtube jungle...definately sharing your channel...please continue making more of these type of awesomeness..
Great video, love his style :D
these videos are really wonderful.
Amazing channel!!
Thank you kindly for all this information. Always glad to keep updating and learning.
God these videos are great, keep doing what you're doing man
Keep creating this awesomemeness! Your videos are really helpful for aspiring cinematographers🙏🙏
his work in killing them softly is amazing
A video about Gordon Willis would be crazy!
Amazing video!
Excellent video
Thank you so much for this video. for one of my tasks, i have to pick a professional from a media sector and speak about their skills and what they use to capture the cinematography of a film. and this has helped me enough to take notes
For QnA, How you find out the technical details of each movie , and really appreciate your videos, Thank you.
Amazing !
I think this channel is well worth the Patreon!! and I wish I could, but I'm a student :(
Thanks for supporting by watching and commenting! Glad you enjoy the channel.
Amazing work dude,Keep sharing more video essays about the work of great cinematographers.
Do an essay about the pattern of Sven Nykvist soon if possible.
Congratulations on your Oscar win Greig Fraser.
this video was. very informative and easy to understand even if the topics are difficult. thank you for this!
Thank you for the analysis! It’s been a while since I had a chance to watch one but as always, it’s brilliant! I was surprised at how many of his films I’ve seen before. I think you summed up perfectly by including his goal for his work. There’s something inviting about his cinematography, as if you feel that no matter what happens on screen, you’re seeing the most cinematic version of it. I got that sense from watching Rogue One in the cinema, as I immediately thought that this is the best that Star Wars has looked since A New Hope. Understated and dark, yet somehow hopeful with its soft lighting. I’m looking forward to seeing his filmography! Thank you!
been waiting for this one. he's from my hometown and he's fantastic! definitely top 3 dp's
Melbourne right? Australia definitely has some film industry talent!
In Depth Cine yes sir! I hope to be a part of that legacy one day
@@kidhudsondp Ayy i'm from Melbourne too! Hope you're doing alright in lockdown (:
i like this low-tone filmstytle,so naturety
Greig Fraser actually started his career at a production company called Exit Films, which was founded by Garth Davis. After he moved on from Exit, Adam Arkapaw soon joined in his stead, and you can see that the two have a very similar visual style. Greig is always pushing the boundaries of filmmaking - according to one AC who worked with him on Lion, Grieg was one of the first to use LED screen technology, like that in Mando; one of the first to use Wi-Fi lights; and set the standard for a new way of lighting and colouring - his slightly desaturated, high-contrast look has become quite popular, and you can see the visual similarities between The Batman and Arkapaw's The King. He totally deserves the Oscar and it's super encouraging to hear that an Australian from country Victoria can climb the ladder, too.
In terms of look, Greig also regularly shoots with Panavision - he's a big fan of their anamorphic lenses. Dune, for example, was shot with Ultra Panatars.
Wow... your channel is incredible.
I think hes best in the bussines right now
And so are you @In Depth Cinema
Nop
Wow man,now I started liking Grieg Fraser
Wow. You had only 500 or so subscribers a few months ago. That's a lot of growth. Congrats.
The RUclips algorithm has been kind recently I guess. Surprising growth. Thanks for watching!
" I didn't notice the cinematography in that film." if that's the greatest compliment. unfortunately.. the cinematography in this new Batman movie is so obvious...I literally wondered if the DP shot tons of commercial before shot the batman. cause I myself shot commercials for living in Shanghai. we used a lot of similar techiniques which I thought it wasn't a good thing for storytelling. but imagewise it looked great. it was beautiful.
Would love to see a video on Linus Sandgren!
Thank you so much for these videos!! I’d love to see a video on Ernest Dickerson, Malik Saiid, or Khalid Joseph 🙏🏽. Think it’d be very powerful and educational.
Second on Malik Saiid
Greig is one of the Best cinematographers around right now. Not many May know him by name, but everyone knows the movies he shot, that is enough recognition for him i suppouse.
Still overrated just a traileee guy
Love your content! Would you do one with Harris Savides? I really wish to hear your take on it! (Would LOVE Darius Khondji also)
Could you make a video about Robby Müller? His cinematography in Paris, Texas was phenomenal.
Dude I fucking love your videos man! While apart of me wants your channel to blow up! The selfish person in me never wants the world to have these secrets Lmaoo. I wish you all the success my dude! These are first class
He is in every major films this days
Damn how informative is Team Deakins Podcast
Please do a video on micheal bay
i'd love to see a video on the style of wally pfister!
Might be an odd question, but when you say "desaturated but rich," what do you mean by rich? I understand desaturated, with the muted colors, but not exactly clear on the latter component.
This is why rogue one is my favorite modern star wars film
When are we going to see the Gordon Willies video?
Q&A Whose DoP would you say influenced you and why?
I like the Long Zoom shot you used is where Judas hanged himself in Mary Magdalene. There's also a random zoom shot of the Moon in that movie.
Great work IDC. You mentioned in one of your videos that you work in South Africa. Would you consider doing these kind of videos of South African D.O.Ps?
Can you do one with Larry Fong and Fabian Wagner?
I liked the note on digital being so sharp that artificial objects appear very artificial, and the example from Rogue One was a perfect illustration. I wonder whether Fraser's process in Dune -- shooting digital but then putting it on film -- was to avoid some of the artificiality. I'd be interested to know what you think.
So fucking cool that he's an aussie
Could you take a look at Robby Müller?
I was worried that Deakins wasn't doing Dune but this guy seems like he has a similar outlook to him.
Would love a video on Mihai Mălaimare Jr.!
Nice suggestion! Big fan of his work. Will have to done one, hopefully soon.
What film is it on 6:48?
Hi, how do you know that choice of Blocking, lens, camera mouvement, etc are not the choice of directors ? Normaly, this is the job of the director.
INTERLACED EXPORT!!! MY EYES!!!!!
Dude are you from South Africa???
Sir
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I'm not crazy about the way Foxcatcher looks, but perhaps it's the bland eeriness of the film itself I am being confused by. Rogue One however, is my favorite from all the recent Star Wars spin offs because it so closely resembles the look and feel of the originals. Love Killing Them Softly too. Hugely underrated that movie, though I presume Greig didn't approach Andrew Dominik at the end of the shoot and said, '...now f**kin pay me!'
The Batman - Coming Soon!!!