#cinematography

Is indie film actually better when shot on 16mm, or are you just romanticizing grain over resolution?

Does anyone else find raw video workflow overrated for run-and-gun docs?

What’s your take on spending big on lenses vs. upgrading the camera body for video work?

With drone restrictions tightening, are you exploring other angles for aerial shots?

Is "film look" a real aesthetic or an expensive excuse for technical flaws?

Does anyone else find proper lighting the hardest part of video production?

Is editing a photo until it barely resembles reality just lazy filmmaking?

Do we secretly hate 4K because it exposes bad production quality?

Does anyone else find colour grading harder than actually shooting the footage?

Does anyone else prefer 90s movie visual quality over the overly clean digital look today?