Into The Wild June 1, 2018Media-based journeys push technological limits at Sundance 2018 In the six years since Sundance’s New Frontier program debuted Nonny del...
Bedrock of New York May 18, 2017The impact of Sol Negrin, ASC, SOC, on the film and television industry will live on long after his passing,...
Peaks and Valleys January 19, 2017Local 600-shot films in Park City this year rise to new heights (and emotionally challenging depths). By David Geffner. All photos courtesy...
Love, Actually January 17, 2017Ben Kufrin. By Pauline Rogers. When cinematographer Ben Kufrin and director Youssef Delara came together for their fifth feature pairing, the...
Book Review May 31, 2016A Single Frame. By Pauline Rogers. All Images from A Single Frame / Courtesy of SMPSP. Main Image: Colin Firth during a break...
Islands in the Sun May 10, 2016The new indie feature, A Light Beneath Their Feet, focuses a warm, bright beam on mental illness and a family...
Mirror, Mirror Off The Wall February 12, 2016Local 600 unit still photographers break down the hottest new trend in set photography – mirrorless cameras. By Pauline Rogers. Shorter...
Ladies’ Night? January 15, 2016It’s hard to ignore the bold statement of so many female-driven stories at Sundance 2016 – even if we’d love...
Real Fun November 20, 2015Longtime SNL DP Alex Buono replicates classic nonfiction of all stripes for the new IFC series, Documentary Now! By Matt Hurwitz....
How the West Was Streamed October 2, 2015Netflix reinvents the western for the binge-watching generation. By Pauline Rogers. Fans of the Western genre are thrilled that Netflix...
Geared for Change August 24, 2015Aside from a mind-boggling array of new technology on display on the Paramount Studios lot, the highlight of Cine Gear...
As Time Goes By July 28, 2015Sundance indie David Lanzenberg leaps forward in size and budget for the time-travel drama The Age of Adaline. By Kevin H....
