“Drugstore June”, starring Esther Povitsky, is a refreshingly low-key comedy that I sincerely enjoyed. Indie filmmaking is challenging, and Cinematographer Sherri Kauk explains how she worked with Director Nicholaus Goossen and the rest of the crew on issues of budget and schedule, ensuring that they got the most bang for their limited buck. She also shares insights that I wouldn’t have picked up on my own, like the different visual style of each act and how she plays with color throughout the film. And lest you think I forgot: I ask about that two-foot tall gummi bear baby.
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Season 8 - Ep 7 - Mare of Easttown
Season 8 - Ep 6 - Into the Wild
Season 8 - Ep 5 - Digital Tools for Film Production
Season 8 - Ep 4 - Bosch
Season 8 - Ep 3 - In the Heights
Season 8 - Ep 2 - Big Trouble in Little China
Season 8 - Ep 1 - Judas and the Black Messiah
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Season 7 - Ep 14 - Oscars - Makeup and Hairstyling
Season 7 - Ep 13 - Oscars - Film Editing
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Season 7 - Ep 11 - Oscars - Cinematography
Season 7 - Ep 10 - Oscars - Visual Effects
Season 7 - Ep 9 - Oscars - Production Design
Season 7 - Ep 8 - Oscars - Animated Feature
Season 7 - Ep 7 - Oscars - Costume Design
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