Paul Cameron ASC Document

[Guest Stephen Murphy]

Another one of my study documents for anyone that's interested

 

http://stephenmurphydop.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/paul-cameron-asc-document.html

[Stuart Brereton]

Some great stills from one of my favorite DPs. Thanks for sharing, Stephen.

[Phil Rhodes]

That's all very interesting and I love the way the referenced films look.

 

The only problem I have with it is that I'm as likely to have angels fly out of my backside as shoot stuff like that, so I'm not sure how directly relevant it is to me!

[Freya Black]

Another one of my study documents for anyone that's interested

 

http://stephenmurphydop.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/paul-cameron-asc-document.html

 

Really interesting framing on the first shot!

 

Love it! :)

 

Thanks for sharing.

 

Freya

Edited November 6, 2013 by Freya Black

[Justin Hayward]

That's all very interesting and I love the way the referenced films look.

 

The only problem I have with it is that I'm as likely to have angels fly out of my backside as shoot stuff like that, so I'm not sure how directly relevant it is to me!

 

Huh? Was "how is Paul Cameron's work relevant to Phil Rhodes?" in the post?

[Justin Hayward]

Thanks for sharing, Stephen. I luv the part where he says all lenses are rented by the same DP's, but they're all used for totally different purposes. And, the frames are beautiful. I need to catch up on some of those movies. I've never seen "Gone In 60 Seconds", but it's on my list now.

 

Thanks again.

[Phil Rhodes]

Oh. Didn't mean to seem so curmudgeonly, there. I was doing my best to emphasise that I don't really feel qualified to comment on work of that level.