Check out what one of the top cinematographers has to say about telling stories. Bradford Young is rapidly becoming one of the most important and powerful voices for cinematographers. In the past decade, Young has lensed some of the most creative and beautiful indie features, including Ain't Them Bodies Saints, A Most Violent Year, and Selma. He is now more widely known for his mainstream Hollywood films like Arrival and Solo: A Star Wars Story. Although still quite young, he’s been doing this for over 20 years and has a lot of incredible insights to share about his experiences. Check out what he has to say in the video below. One of the most important lessons he has to share with young filmmakers is that knowing who you are and where you come from is more important than anything else; more important than the camera, the script, or the story. He says that films are not just about creating images, it is a reflection of your own experiences and consciousness to share and reveal a story. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 8 February, 2021