Conversations with women working in the camera department in all different stages of their careers, sharing their stories and experiences. Hosted by camera oper...
So great to finally have DP Vanessa Whyte on. What a great episode for all of you aspiring cinematographers. We get into everything from being a woman in the industry, so her work on Ted Lasso, shooting shorts, doing well in interviews, putting yourself out there and the genesis of Illuminatrix. You can follow her work on https://www.instagram.com/noodlle/. Hope you enjoy the chat!
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In conversation with DP Sophie Darlington
A really special episode with Sophie Darlington - Wildlife cinematographer specialising in long lens. Sophie has been in the game for 30 years so you know you're getting some valuable knowledge. She has shot with penguings, polar bears, wolves all around the world and continues to create beautiful, meaningful imagery that humanity needs to see. We talk about the solitary nature of the job, making decisions, working with fixers, some of the technical aspects of shooting in the wild, and a lot more. Links to some of the things she mentioned in the episode. https://www.instagram.com/sophiedarlingtondop/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOzdNRX4Vas https://www.instagram.com/wildlife.camerawomen/
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In conversation with DP Nicola Daley ACS
Excited to share this chat that has been next in line on my calender. Nicola Daley (ACS) joins me for a great chat about her career, working as a DP in both docmentary and then drama and film. She has spent time all over the world, and she talks about her experience on the Handmaid's Tale, how important it was to have the same creative language as the director, coming on as a later block DP, learning to edit in your head, and a lot of other things. You can find her on Instagram, link below. https://www.instagram.com/nicdaleydp/?hl=en
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In conversation with Grip Georgie McGregor
Welcoming our first grip Georgie on the show. Georgie started her career in the camera department and pivoted into the grip shortly after where she felt she was better suited. We talk about her experience in navigating that and how she functions in what is still a predominantly male heavy department. And we learn that being a grip is not only physical - although that is an important part of it, but needs a lot of other skill sets and abilities to do the job.
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In conversation with DP Simona Susnea
Simona Susnea joins me today on the show. Another engaging chat where we cover topics such as prepping, working with your operators, your team and your director, the importance of knowing how to edit, creating LUTS and working with the grade and lots more. It was so informative and I really enjoyed learning about and understanding her proces. We talk a lot about Heartstopper, her latest TV drama which is set to be released later this year. https://www.instagram.com/si.sus.dop/
Conversations with women working in the camera department in all different stages of their careers, sharing their stories and experiences. Hosted by camera operator Tanya Marar. Instagram - @conversations_with_camerawomen
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