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Cinematography and Iconography in 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' We chat with the show's director of photography, P.J. Dillon, about how he shot the shield and looking forward to another season. Marvel Studios Welcome to World Builders, our ongoing series of conversations with the most productive and thoughtful behind-the-scenes craftspeople in the industry. In this entry, we chat with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier director of photography P.J. Dillon about the show’s cinematography. Captain America’s shield is complicated. The Vibrainium metal was removed from Wakanda, molded in...

Captain America: 21 Bridges, and Extraction. They instantly clicked, and their shared energy became perpetual. They fed each other, and in doing so, they seemed to attain a collective palate. Then came  Cherry. Some movies feel like dares. Cherry dares you to have a good time. It’s a sprawling nightmare blitz through the trauma of growing up in America. Tom Holland‘s protagonist stumbles from teenager to soldier to addict to bank robber. The Russos call the film their most personal work to date, and their obvious passion for cinema throbs through every frame. Why settle for one genre...

We chat with Marcus Watson about how his role as an intimacy coordinator contributes to a film's overall narrative.

'Maud' and God: A Conversation with Rose Glass The writer-director's debut feature, 'Saint Maud,' is finally coming to US screens. We got on the phone with her nearly a year ago. A24 Welcome to  World Builders, our ongoing series of conversations with the most productive and thoughtful behind-the-scenes craftspeople in the industry. For this entry, we chat with Saint Maud writer-director Rose Glass. Note: this interview was conducted in February 2020 before the film’s original April 2020 date was scrapped and its release was postponed. Most first-time filmmakers endure a long, arduous crea...

Cinematographer Tami Reiker Explains Why the Camera Floats in 'One Night in Miami' We chat with the cinematographer about her jib-arm camera system and how a DC Comics villain inspired her new film's look. Welcome to World Builders, our ongoing series of conversations with the most productive and thoughtful behind-the-scenes craftspeople in the industry. In this entry, we chat with cinematographer Tami Reiker about how she freed the performers of One Night in Miami to commandeer the set. Cinema is where we turn when we want to shake the dust off the textbooks. Understanding icons as creature...