Descent into darkness: Baz Irvine on Silo Season 2

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Descent into darkness: Baz Irvine on Silo Season 2

Silo season 2 cinematographer Baz Irvine, BSC, ISC created a dark, uncertain world for the defunct Silo 17, including underwater sequences shot in large tanks.

Silo season 2 cinematographer Baz Irvine, BSC, ISC created a dark, uncertain world for the defunct Silo 17, including underwater sequences shot in large tanks.

Silo season 2 cinematographer Baz Irvine, BSC, ISC created a dark, uncertain world for the defunct Silo 17, including underwater sequences shot in large tanks.

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Scott Siracusano’s inventive cinematography on Control Freak

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Scott Siracusano’s inventive cinematography on Control Freak

Control Freak cinematographer Scott Siracusano used dry for wet film techniques and created a claustrophobic setting with shadows that were never purely black.

Control Freak cinematographer Scott Siracusano used dry for wet film techniques and created a claustrophobic setting with shadows that were never purely black.

Control Freak cinematographer Scott Siracusano used dry for wet film techniques and created a claustrophobic setting with shadows that were never purely black.

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Jessica Lee Gagné: Pushing Boundaries in Severance Season 2

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Jessica Lee Gagné: Pushing Boundaries in Severance Season 2

Severance cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné consistently finds visual innovations and transitions that define the show. She also had the opportunity to direct a pivotal episode of season 2.

Severance cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné consistently finds visual innovations and transitions that define the show. She also had the opportunity to direct a pivotal episode of season 2.

Severance cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné consistently finds visual innovations and transitions that define the show. She also had the opportunity to direct a pivotal episode of season 2.

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Scott Siracusano’s inventive cinematography on Control Freak

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