What DVD's have good commentary from the DP?

[Daniel D. Teoli Jr. 23]

Spike Lee's  'Do the Right Thing' has great commentary by Ernest Roscoe Dickerson

(Beside DVD...YouTube, Vimeo interview or audio interview also works.)

Edited August 15, 2019 by Daniel D. Teoli Jr.

[Phil Connolly 121]

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[Aron Meinhardt 1]

Deakins does the commentary on Fargo. It's interesting because it's so minimal, a lot of the times he runs out of stuff to say well before the film is over. Reminds me how simple great cinematography can be.

For "In the Mouth of Madness," John Carpenter does a commentary with DP Gary Kibbe. It is essentially an interview, with Carpenter asking Kibbe about his approach to each scene. I always love Carpenter's commentary, he's so humble and takes such an honest interest in the work of his collaborators.

[Daniel D. Teoli Jr. 23]

Good interview of the late Muller in Criterion's 'Down By Law' by Jim Jarmusch

Simple and clean high quality BW work.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robby_Müller

[Daniel D. Teoli Jr. 23]

A Hard Day's Night has good commentary on a number of the 3 disk Criterion set. Especially from editors.

Edited September 30, 2019 by Daniel D. Teoli Jr.

[Daniel D. Teoli Jr. 23]

Although not the DP, Director of 'They Shoot Horses Dont They' did some of the shooting on skates and gives a good technical commentary.

[Daniel D. Teoli Jr. 23]

My Fair Lady had some good commentary about how they did things in the old days. As far as lighting tests, etc. I think it was the 50th Anniversary edition, but saw it a while back. 

They used stand-ins and shot the scenes for lighting and film tests days before the actual shoot. They left very little to chance. Real masters of their craft. Also great restoration before and after examples.

[Daniel D. Teoli Jr. 23]

There is a good behind the scene film on how Delicatessen was shot in the specials features. Fascinating.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delicatessen_(1991_film)

I got my copy from the library. Great film.