Mark Norman

Update from digitalspy: Brad Pitt's upcoming project with Terrence Malick, The Tree Of Life, will reportedly be presented as three different movies. Speaking about the film to Empire, visual effects guru Mike Fink (The Golden Compass, Tropic Thunder) said that he has just started work on the ambitious project, which is being slated for release on IMAX screens. "There's going to be a 35mm release, a shorter IMAX version, and then they're talking about another shorter 35mm version which isn't quite the IMAX version but not the feature length one either," he explained. "We're animating dinosaurs, but it's not Jurassic Park. The attempt is to treat it as if somehow a camera wound up in the middle of these periods when dinosaurs roamed the earth and creatures first started to emerge from the sea onto the land. The first mammals appearing. "We're doing a number of creatures all seriously scientifically based. I think when it's finished it'll be something that's referred to for years." Malick, a notoriously slow director, has allegedly revamped a movie he was working on in the '70s (titled Q) into Tree Of Life. Sean Penn and Jessica Chastain co-star with Pitt in the movie, which involves a young man in the US Midwest who grows up to become a disenchanted adult.

Interesting thread. I really like Don Peterman's work in Cocoon, especially the pool scenes.

I found to be emotionally devastating. I honestly don't know if I could handle it in 70mm.

The Tree of Life Directed by Terrence Malick Cinematography by Emmanuel Lubezki VFX artist Mike Fink says the following in Empire magazine: "We're just starting work on a project for Terrence Malick, animating dinosaurs, the film is The Tree of Life, starring Brad Pitt and Sean Penn. It'll be showing in IMAX -- so the dinosaurs will actually be life size -- and the shots of the creatures will be long and lingering."

The original image has changed, so here's a replacement (doesn't show the camera as well):

Full trailer now online: http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809943432/video/12063123

Here's a new link for the Transformers Super Bowl spot. Does this forum allow editing? I don't see an option, otherwise I'd fix the first post.

Directed by Michael Bay Cinematography by Ben Seresin Transformers Super Bowl spot

Directed by Renny Harlin Cinematography by David Boyd 12 Rounds Trailer

Director: Stephen Sommers Director of photography: Mitchell Amundsen G.I. Joe Super Bowl spot Thoughts?

I also found this shot to be striking. It reminded me of the way a dog sticks its head out of the window while driving (thus emphasizing the "animal" nature of the Joker).

Departures Season 2 begins January 25th @ 7pm ET in Canada (OLN TV) More info here Congrats to Andre Dupuis for winning the Gemini Award for Best Photography!

Could a moderator please delete post #5 in this thread, and then this post? I am still seeking responses and the thread is kind of messy. Thanks

Departures is a show that follows travelers Scott and Justin around the world. Andre Dupuis is director and director of photography. I am continually stunned at how lush the images are in this show. Can anyone tell me more about the camera pictured below? (Justin left, Andre right)

Trailer #2 released: http://youtube.com/watch?v=37BwmU1Am1I