LARRY FONG SHOOTS "SUPER 8"
Cinematographer Larry Fong
Photo by Homer Liwag
ALAR KIVILO, ASC, CSC SHOOTS "BAD TEACHER"
Photo by Gemma La Mana
JON FAVREAU INTERVIEWS HARRISON FORD ABOUT "COWBOYS AND ALIENS"
Jon Favreau, director of the upcoming "Cowboys and Aliens, recently sat down to interview Harrison Ford about the filmmaking process and his career.
A REFRESHING EVENING AT PANAVISION HOLLYWOOD
On Thursday, June 2, 2011, Panavision hosted an event for our customers and clients at the Panavision Hollywood facility, giving the entertainment community a chance to stop by and “refresh yourself.”
UTA BRIESEWITZ SHINES LIGHT ON "ARTHUR"
Uta Briesewitz grew up in Leverkusen, Germany, where she was always fascinated by images and drawn to them. When she was a teenager, she started as an intern at a local TV production company, and fairly quickly started working with all the major TV networks in Germany. She then continued her studies at the Berlin Film Academy and after four years in Berlin, moved to Los Angeles to enroll in the American Film Institute’s graduate program. Uta’s first US feature was “Next Stop Wonderland” (1988), directed and written by Brad Anderson, which starred Hope Davis and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Lawrence Sher Talks About Lighting The Hangover II
Lawrence Sher was born and raised in Teaneck, New Jersey, and grew up with a passion for photography. He chose instead to study economics, graduating with a degree from Wesleyan University in 1992.
Reed Morano Feted By Women in Film
Born in Omaha, Nebraska but raised primarily in New York and on the east coast, cinematographer Reed Morano chose to attend NYU, one of the top film schools in the country. Her application included still photos from her photography collection and samples of her writing.
Haris Zambarloukos, BSC, Shares Insights on 'Thor', Cinematography and Panavision
Haris Zambarloukos, BSC grew up in Nicosia, Cyprus, an island outside of Greece. He left Cyprus for London to attend Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, where he discovered a love for cinematography. After college, he was accepted to the graduate program at American Film Institute, where he earned his MFA in cinematography. His thesis film was the short “First Daughter.” A meeting with legendary cinematographer Conrad Hall, ASC, resulted in an internship on “A Civil Action.”
