When most people talk about Hot Fuzz (2007) they focus on the jokes. Edgar Wright didn’t just make a parody; he made a legitimate high-octane action film that happens to be set in a sleepy British village. It’s a “Valentine to… Read More »Hot Fuzz (2007) – Cinematography Analysis
Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead (2004), it’s not just for the laughs; it’s a masterclass in how visual choices from a subtle depth cue to a aggressive whip pan coalesce to tell a story. This isn’t just a “horror-comedy.” It’s a… Read More »Shaun of the Dead (2004) – Cinematography Analysis
My journey as a filmmaker and colorist has been an exhilarating exploration of how light, color, and motion can transform a story into a vivid, emotional experience. Starting as a mechanical engineer, I discovered my passion for visual storytelling through… Read More »Cinematography Analysis Of Baby Driver (In Depth)