Talk to Me cinematographer Aaron McLisky, ACS

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Cinematographer Aaaron McLisky is thrilled that Talk to Me has become A24's highest grossing horror movie in North America. Working with directors Danny and Michael Philippou, he wanted to be sure that the camera work and scene choices were bold, by showing or withholding information as needed.

Cinematographer Aaaron McLisky is thrilled that Talk to Me has become A24's highest grossing horror movie in North America. Working with directors Danny and Michael Philippou, he wanted to be sure that the camera work and scene choices were bold, by showing or withholding information as needed.

Cinematographer Aaaron McLisky is thrilled that Talk to Me has become A24's highest grossing horror movie in North America. Working with directors Danny and Michael Philippou, he wanted to be sure that the camera work and scene choices were bold, by showing or withholding information as needed.

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Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty cinematographer Todd Banhazl, ASC

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Cinematographer Todd Banhazl, ASC wanted Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty to integrate and embrace the camera formats used during each time period in the show. He and creator Adam McKay wanted the show to be as loud, bold and maximalist as the personality of Lakers owner Jerry Buss.

Cinematographer Todd Banhazl, ASC wanted Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty to integrate and embrace the camera formats used during each time period in the show. He and creator Adam McKay wanted the show to be as loud, bold and maximalist as the personality of Lakers owner Jerry Buss.

Cinematographer Todd Banhazl, ASC wanted Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty to integrate and embrace the camera formats used during each time period in the show. He and creator Adam McKay wanted the show to be as loud, bold and maximalist as the personality of Lakers owner Jerry Buss.

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Killing It cinematographer Judd Overton

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Cinematographer Judd Overton shot all episodes of Killing It for both season one and season two. His approach to shooting the comedy has always been to keep it relatable and naturalistic, even though the characters are going through things that might seem ridiculous.

Cinematographer Judd Overton shot all episodes of Killing It for both season one and season two. His approach to shooting the comedy has always been to keep it relatable and naturalistic, even though the characters are going through things that might seem ridiculous.

Cinematographer Judd Overton shot all episodes of Killing It for both season one and season two. His approach to shooting the comedy has always been to keep it relatable and naturalistic, even though the characters are going through things that might seem ridiculous.

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Talk to Me cinematographer Aaron McLisky, ACS

Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty cinematographer Todd Banhazl, ASC

Killing It cinematographer Judd Overton

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