Visual Impact talks to cinematographers and creative professionals about their contribution to the art of filmmaking in the Film and TV industries.
Visual Impact Podcast
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Visual Impact talks to cinematographers and creative professionals about their contribution to the art of filmmaking in the Film and TV industries.
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Publishing Since
3/17/2020
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December 1, 2021
Cinematography: Foundation / Tico Poulakakis CSC Season 1 – EP7
<p>The Visual Impact Podcast is produced by Visual Impact and hosted by Rob Newton. In each episode we invite cinematographers and creative professionals to talk about their contribution to the art of filmmaking in the Film and TV industries.</p> <p>We go behind the scenes on the new Apple TV+ TV series Foundation with cinematographer Tico Poulakakis CSC.<br /> He describes his lighting technique, the camera and lens package used and the visual language of the show.<br /> Tico also goes on to discuss the key relationship between DoP and Production Designer, the use of practical sets and the challenges of shooting during the pandemic.</p>
August 25, 2021
Cinematography: 21 Bridges and Westworld/ Paul Cameron ASC Season 2 - EP6
<p>The Visual Impact Podcast is produced by Visual Impact and hosted by Rob Newton. In each episode we invite cinematographers and creative professionals to talk about their contribution to the art of filmmaking in the Film and TV industries.</p> <p>We go behind the scenes on the action movie 21 Bridges and the Emmy-winning TV series Westworld season 3 with BAFTA award-winning cinematographer Paul Cameron, ASC.<br /> We also have a sneak pre-view on Paul’s latest project the science fiction film Reminiscence staring Hugh Jackman which will be released on 18th August 2021.</p>
July 28, 2021
Cinematography: Star Trek: Picard / Philip Lanyon CSC Season 2 – EP5
<p>The Visual Impact Podcast is produced by Visual Impact and hosted by Rob Newton. In each episode we invite cinematographers and creative professionals to talk about their contribution to the art of filmmaking in the Film and TV industries.<br /> <br /> We go behind the scenes on Star Trek: Picard with award winning cinematographer Philip Lanyon CSC. He describes how he created the visual language of the show, why he used the Cooke Anamorphic/i SF lenses and ARRI ALEXA Mini cameras, the benefits of working with 3 different directors, and the thrill of seeing the fan’s reaction when the trailer was shown at Comic-Con.</p>
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