It's got the potential of a strong Fincher narrative behind it, but the bland photography holds it back. 

As far as I can tell, Robert Richardson is one of the few working cinematographers who have a clear style, like a trademark that stamps their names

Here's a movie that tried to push a lot of boundaries and received a lot of flack for it. It's rare that a film's cinematographic process...

It’s really becoming amazing how we conceive of “good” cinematography. What the major awards consider worthy of recognition...

The high school romance film has been done a million times already, but somehow “If I Stay” manages to tell a completely refreshing...

Here we have a movie that’s become a veritable classic. Its remarkable science-fiction visuals have no doubt been an integral part in solidifying its standing as...

Do you ever wonder if a film’s look is more a product of budgetary and time constraints than of any artistic decision? As far as...

A cinematographer’s role is never the same from one job to the next. Sometimes a cinematographer will write a complete shot list, sometimes...

The fun thing about getting to understand greatness is that it necessitates an understanding of failure. Fortunately for all those successes out there, “Jersey Boys” shows us...

“Sunrise” proves that sometimes two heads really are better than one. The DP tag team of Charles Rosher...

Three different cinematographers actually have some stake to authorship of the photography for this film. Robert Richardson was the first shooter on board, but...

This was the film that really put Roger Deakins on the map, earning him his first Oscar and ASC award nominations. To this day, his camerawork still holds up just as impressive...

Film is still alive and it's always a treat to see a movie keeping the tradition going. That being said, there's something kind of...