When this movie first hit US screens in a truncated, re-ordered version, it was rightfully panned. But once Leone’s original vision was restored with its non-linear, dreamlike structure intact it ascended to its place as a cinema classic. The film’s… Read More »Once Upon a Time in America (1984) – Cinematography Analysis
Hey everyone, Salik Waquas here from Color Culture. As a colorist, I spend most of my life staring at scopes and tweaking curves, trying to manipulate how an audience feels without them realizing it. But sometimes, you watch a film… Read More »Life Is Beautiful (1997) – Cinematography Analysis
One film that has continually inspired me is Sergio Leone’s 1966 masterpiece, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Its groundbreaking cinematography not only redefined the Western genre but also offers a masterclass in visual narrative. In this article, I… Read More »Cinematography Analysis Of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly