The wide-angle lens is near distortion-free. Australian cinematographer Daniel Dunn has a long history with filmmaking that dates back to childhood. He grew up skateboarding in a small town outside of Melbourne and caught the bug shooting skate videos with handy cams and fisheye lenses. Like many other filmmakers at a young age, he didn't realize that being a cinematographer could be a career. It wasn't until he saw The Cinematographer Project, a collection of artistically produced skate videos that turned the page for Dunn. He started to then recognize the art of cinematography and immersed himself into composition, lighting and studying different iconic films. Since, the 12-year kid who was editing skate videos in his room has gone on to DP large-scaled productions that include narrative and commercial work. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 6 July, 2020