Industry & Labor

For a show on the scale of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, fans might expect there to be a lot of CGI used, but in reality the creative team has tried to make everything as real as possible, Director of Photography Alex Disenhof told Newsweek.

How ‘The Woman King’ Cinematographer Fought to Highlight the ‘Beauty of Black Skin’

Cinematographer Zach Kuperstein tells IndieWire how "Barbarian" recreated Detroit on a Bulgarian farm and how David Fincher and Sam Raimi informed the film's terrifying images.

Local 600 will honor cinematographer/director Lawrence Sher, ASC, best known for his films The Joker and The Hangover series, with the Distinguished Filmmaker Award at the 2022 Emerging Cinematographer Awards.

Local 600 will honor Emmy® nominated cinematographer Patti Lee, ASC (Bob Hearts Abishola, Superior Donuts, Call Me Kat) with the ASC Mentor Award at the 2022 Annual Emerging Cinematographer Awards (ECA).

There has been a surge in union activism — including strikes and organizing efforts — in the last year that is being driven by factors far beyond pay rates and benefits packages.

Gallup survey finds 71% of US residents approve of unions amid a wave of successful organizing efforts

Cinematographer John Seale Talks Turning Down ‘Furiosa’ and Capping His Career With ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’

As the director, executive producer and star of Netflix’s Emmy-winning crime drama Ozark, Jason Bateman looked to create a work of “detail and precision,” marked by “an economy” of visual communication—one that would lean into and repeatedly pull off his most “complicated idea or desire.”

Cinematographers Petr Hlinomaz and Fred Murphy tell IndieWire about how their compositions and lens choices help create terror on "Evil."

From "Euphoria" to "Atlanta" and "Loki" to "Station Eleven," 15 directors of photography tell IndieWire about the equipment they chose for their Emmy-nominated series — and, more importantly, why they chose it.