Oscar nominations Cinematography

[dio zafi]

Best cinematography

• 1917
• Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
• The Irishman
• Joker
• The Lighthouse

[Willem Jansen]

Congratulations Jarin!

[David Mullen ASC]

Congratulations Jarin!

 

[Gregory Irwin]

Congratulations Jarin! Will you be at the ASC Awards? If so, I’d like to shake your hand. 
 

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[Guest]

Ain't a whole lot of women on that list....oooops.

And how on earth does the Irishman have 20 producers!! Good grief what could each of them have possibly done?

R,

 

[Justin Hayward]

2 minutes ago, Richard Boddington said:

Ain't a whole lot of women on that list....oooops.

And how on earth does the Irishman have 20 producers!! Good grief what could each of them have possibly done?

R,

 

At $200 or $250 million, I’m guessing 20 people wrangling the production in many different ways seems fairly reasonable. But I’m not gonna pretend I know more than you do about producing.?

[Manu Delpech]

159M. The main producers were really Jane Rosenthal, De Niro and Emma Tillinger Koskoff, I'm guessing the other people are part Netflix folks and part people who were involved in the project throughout the years since 2006.

[Tyler Purcell]

I just watched the lighthouse last night, I would vote for that when it comes to best cinematography.

Edited January 22, 2020 by Tyler Purcell

[Brian Drysdale]

Usually a large number of producers is an indication of how difficult it was to get  a  film into production.