Crack open your film, wipe your lenses clean and let the creative juices flow as we go into the classroom with Anthony Janneli, NYU Tisch School of the Arts professor this week. Now that film school is in full swing we check in with the man teaching the future cinematographers of tomorrow. We break down the aspects of teaching the craft of the camera and the role film plays in it. Anthony wants his students to feel comfortable and able to ask questions, learning from his past work, which we discuss. Do your homework, and listen to this episode!

Teaching cinematography with NYU Tisch School professor Anthony Jannelli

This week we were joined by cinematographer Matthias Koenigswieser. He joined us to talk about his work as the DP on the film "Christopher Robin." The film was shot with a blend of 65mm, 35mm, and digital to craft the wonder and natural beauty of the Hundred Acre Woods. Listen in to hear how he did this, his work with CGI and the care he took with these characters that mean so much to us all.

Christopher Robin is in theaters now!

"Christopher Robin" cinematographer Matthias Koenigswieser

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Teaching cinematography with NYU Tisch School professor Anthony Jannelli

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