Here’re the charts and segmentations of the cameras that shot the Sundance 2023’s documentary films. It proves once again that documentary filmmakers use different tools as compared to their narrative colleagues. Not surprisingly, Canon leads the way as the most trusted camera company among documentary filmmakers. Gladly, we see here Blackmagic, Sony mirrorless, and even iPhone. Furthermore, high-end cinema cameras are located at the bottom of the chart.
Sundance 2023’s Documentaries – Camera manufacturers Chart. Credit: Y.M.Cinema Magazine Sundance Film Festival 2023: The cameras that shot the docus
Thankfully, IndieWire reached out to the documentary filmmakers that were super lucky for their docus to be screened at the prestige film festival and asked about the cameras they used. Based on that data, Y.M. Cinema Magazine has built the camera charts in order to explore tendency — an inclination toward particular cameras. That may help us understand, what is...
Sundance 2023’s Documentaries – Camera manufacturers Chart. Credit: Y.M.Cinema Magazine Sundance Film Festival 2023: The cameras that shot the docus
Thankfully, IndieWire reached out to the documentary filmmakers that were super lucky for their docus to be screened at the prestige film festival and asked about the cameras they used. Based on that data, Y.M. Cinema Magazine has built the camera charts in order to explore tendency — an inclination toward particular cameras. That may help us understand, what is...
- 2/14/2023
- by Yossy Mendelovich
- YMCinema
The inherent loneliness of deep space exploration is the foundation of The Longest Goodbye, filmmaker Ido Mizrahy’s latest documentary. Particularly as it concerns NASA’s looming deadline to have a mission blast off to Mars by 2033, Mizrahy explores how technology can aid astronauts in maintaining vital connections—to friends, family and Earth itself—and what scientific advancements are being made to preserve the social and emotional well-being of these intrepid explorers. Cinematographer Boaz Freund, who’s previously collaborated with Mizrahy, tells Filmmaker about shooting in the vast Utah desert, making Mars a character in the film and working with colorist Marc Boucrot. See […]
The post “In the Desert, There Were Challenges We Couldn’t Foresee”: Dp Boaz Freund on The Longest Goodbye first appeared on Filmmaker Magazine.
The post “In the Desert, There Were Challenges We Couldn’t Foresee”: Dp Boaz Freund on The Longest Goodbye first appeared on Filmmaker Magazine.
- 1/20/2023
- by Filmmaker Staff
- Filmmaker Magazine - Blog
The inherent loneliness of deep space exploration is the foundation of The Longest Goodbye, filmmaker Ido Mizrahy’s latest documentary. Particularly as it concerns NASA’s looming deadline to have a mission blast off to Mars by 2033, Mizrahy explores how technology can aid astronauts in maintaining vital connections—to friends, family and Earth itself—and what scientific advancements are being made to preserve the social and emotional well-being of these intrepid explorers. Cinematographer Boaz Freund, who’s previously collaborated with Mizrahy, tells Filmmaker about shooting in the vast Utah desert, making Mars a character in the film and working with colorist Marc Boucrot. See […]
The post “In the Desert, There Were Challenges We Couldn’t Foresee”: Dp Boaz Freund on The Longest Goodbye first appeared on Filmmaker Magazine.
The post “In the Desert, There Were Challenges We Couldn’t Foresee”: Dp Boaz Freund on The Longest Goodbye first appeared on Filmmaker Magazine.
- 1/20/2023
- by Filmmaker Staff
- Filmmaker Magazine-Director Interviews
On December 9, IndieWire will showcase some of the best Oscar-qualified short films of the year, at an event in Los Angeles co-hosted by ShortsTV and National Geographic Documentary Films. The program will also include a conversation with Oscar winner Cynthia Wade and a sneak peek at her new short film, “The Flagmakers.” Apply to attend the event here.
Acclaimed documentarians Cynthia Wade and Sharon Liese have run the merit of short films up the flagpole — Wade even won an Oscar for one, “Freeheld,” in 2007 — and discovered that shorts are superior to feature-length documentaries for one reason above all: People lose interest fast.
“We both made feature docs and series, and feature docs are just too long,” Wade said in an interview with her co-director. “Docs are the best thing in the world, but it’s a lot to ask of people. We just felt like we could be very efficient.
Acclaimed documentarians Cynthia Wade and Sharon Liese have run the merit of short films up the flagpole — Wade even won an Oscar for one, “Freeheld,” in 2007 — and discovered that shorts are superior to feature-length documentaries for one reason above all: People lose interest fast.
“We both made feature docs and series, and feature docs are just too long,” Wade said in an interview with her co-director. “Docs are the best thing in the world, but it’s a lot to ask of people. We just felt like we could be very efficient.
- 12/8/2022
- by Samantha Bergeson
- Indiewire
The documentary, “Generation Startup”, which premiered at Michael Moore’s Traverse City Film Festival, features several college graduates who have embraced their entrepreneurial skills to join start-up ventures based in Detroit, Mi. Showing this week at Laemmle’s Monica Theater in Santa Monica, the film will appeal to all entrepreneurs, young and old.
The documentary follows six young men and women who want to use their education and dedication to building a brand from scratch. 90% of startups will fail and these young adults will do everything in their power not to be part of that percentage.
Watch the trailer here.
“Generation Startup” takes us to the front lines of entrepreneurship in America, capturing the struggles and triumphs of six recent college graduates who put everything on the line to build startups in Detroit. Shot over 17 months, it’s an honest, in-the-trenches look at what it takes to launch a startup.
The documentary follows six young men and women who want to use their education and dedication to building a brand from scratch. 90% of startups will fail and these young adults will do everything in their power not to be part of that percentage.
Watch the trailer here.
“Generation Startup” takes us to the front lines of entrepreneurship in America, capturing the struggles and triumphs of six recent college graduates who put everything on the line to build startups in Detroit. Shot over 17 months, it’s an honest, in-the-trenches look at what it takes to launch a startup.
- 10/4/2016
- by Sydney Levine
- Sydney's Buzz
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