Diving back into Castle in the Sky (1986) isn’t just a trip down memory lane it’s an encounter with a foundational piece of world-building. This is an epic, steampunk dreamscape that blends magic and industry so seamlessly you can truly lose yourself… Read More »Castle in the Sky (1986) – Cinematography Analysis
Let’s talk Princess Mononoke. As a filmmaker and full-time colorist running Color Culture, there are certain films that act as north stars projects that don’t just tell a story, but define the visual language of their medium. Hayao Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke is one… Read More »Princess Mononoke (1997) – Cinematography Analysis
When I think of films that balance artistry with thematic depth, Howl’s Moving Castle is a benchmark. It’s a constant source of inspiration, not just for its narrative, but for its audacity in visual storytelling. From the lumbering, ramshackle castle to the… Read More »Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) – Cinematography Analysis