Kazuo Miyagawa Tribute

A tribute to Japanese cinematographer Kazuo Miyagawa (1908-1999). Known for his work with directors Akira Kurosawa, Kenji Mizoguchi, Yasujiro Ozu, Masahiro Shinoda, and Satsuo Yamamoto.
Films used: Sansho the Bailiff, Yojimbo, Rashomon, Ugetsu, Floating Weeds, Zatoichi the Outlaw, The Woman of Rumor, Gonza the Spearman, A Geisha, Silence, Chikamatsu, and Ballad of Orin.
Music used: Fumio Hayasaka: "Film suite Rashomon"
"Kosame No Oka" from Drunken Angel
Made under fair use

[@Wordman67]

"Floating Weeds"--For my money, one of the most beautifully photographed films of all time.

[@田中誠-f6e]

日本の宝

[@saiBee7]

The shots along with the music gave me goosebumps. Masters indeed. Every aspect of the shot alludes to your senses.

[@armensargsyan6375]

love it

[@kesozen]

Great! Thanks.

[@rayndoski4419]

there is allways something moving in his shots either in foreground or background wind or rain are allways there

[@garkogako7989]

yeah.the music kinda kills it.

[@PeterMichaels-hs4mb]

You should do compilations of Asakazu Nakai, Yoshio Miyajima and Yuharu Atsuta's work.

[@64_akaashdutta41]

Excellent montage.

[@nosearmy9304]

Thanks a lot.

[@davidle4936]

Do a John Schwartzman cinematography video!

[@blakeadamson1576]

Hey Nosearmy, who do you think your favorite Cinematographer is?

[@nosearmy9304]

I don't know that I can name just one, so I'll name a few of my favorites. Vilmos Zsigmond, Vittorio Storaro, Robby Muller, James Wong Howe, Christopher Doyle, Robert Richardson, Gordon Willis.

[@badHannibalecter]

@@nosearmy9304 What about Yoshio Miyajima?