“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.
S17 - Ep 11 - Gen V - Film Editing
S17 - Ep 10 - Aftersun - Film Editing
S17 - Ep 9 - Hatching - Filming in Latvia
S17 - Ep 8 - Dungeons & Dragons - Visual Effects
S17 - Ep 7 - Jack Ryan - Production Design
S17 - Ep 6 - Twisted Metal - Costume Design
S17 - Ep 5 - Special Ops: Lioness - Score Composition
S17 - Ep 4 - KINO: Financial Inequities and the Future of Film
S17 - Ep 3 - The Menu - Assistant Directing
S17 - Ep 2 - Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Cinematography
S17 - Ep 1 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
S16 - Ep 10 - Hellraiser (2022) - Production Design
S16 - Ep 9 - The Flash - Sound Editing
S16 - Ep 8 - The DGA Agreement: How They Got to Yes
S16 - Ep 7 - Beef - Costume Design
S16 - Ep 6 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
S16 - Ep 5 - The WGA Strike: Unions in Solidarity
S16 - Ep 4 - Babylon - Production Sound
S16 - Ep 3 - Quasi - Hair and Makeup
S16 - Ep 2 - The WGA Strike: Why It’s Happening
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