I’m used to comic book adaptations leaning on spectacle and saturation, but James Mangold and cinematographer John Mathieson went the opposite direction here. They crafted a film that is dusty, exhausted, and incredibly tactile. From the opening shot of Logan… Read More »Logan (2017) – Cinematography Analysis
Green Book is the poster child for this aesthetic. But looking past the politics of the script or the “white savior” critiques that followed its Best Picture win, I want to analyze why this image works so well on a technical… Read More »Green Book (2018) – Cinematography Analysis
Today, I want to delve into one of my favorite films, Henri-Georges Clouzot’s 1953 masterpiece, “The Wages of Fear.” This film has not only inspired me professionally but has also left a lasting impression on how I perceive the power… Read More »Cinematography Analysis Of The Wages of Fear (In Depth)
One of the most visually iconic films that continue to inspire me is The Wizard of Oz, directed by Victor Fleming. Its groundbreaking use of Technicolor, meticulous compositions, and inventive cinematography provide endless lessons for filmmakers and cinephiles alike. Here’s… Read More »Cinematography Analysis Of The Wizard of Oz (In Depth)
As a filmmaker and colorist, I’ve always been captivated by the power of visual storytelling. My name is Salik Waquas, and I own a post-production color grading suite where I have the privilege of bringing cinematic visions to life. One… Read More »Cinematography Analysis Of Bonnie and Clyde (In Depth)