'Mad Max: Fury Road' Cinematography ­- Variety Artisans

[@Onmysheet]

The Blu ray transfer of this film was beautiful.

[@aflutteroffeminineconfusio1986]

A couple of old school aussie blokes who just happen to be mates...down to earth.. and bloody brilliant at what they do ....their knowledge combined.immeasurable....proud Australian indeed 😊

[@reflectionfilms3137]

wow great work its soul of cinematography

[@jacksonfilm]

A great teacher and all round top bloke, saw him at Camerimage a few years back

[@sclogse1]

4:22. With the wheel. Wonderful moment.

[@SnackersPrime]

Would love to see a feature on Creed's cinematography

[@davidcohen6172]

+Raymond Thang Great idea! We'll look into that.

[@nileshrathod8891]

Amazing work really !!! All the best.

[@TheDragonSmasher]

I know you did cinematography on Sicario but I'd love to see a feature of its editing. I think Joe Walker did a fantastic job. Love this Artisans series by the way

[@davidcohen6172]

+TheDragonSmasher So glad you like them. We usually get one episode per film, so it's unlikely we'll do a second "Sicario" episode. I agree about Joe's great work. Would love to devote an episode to him. He was part of some of our very first episodes -- the Below the Line Impact roundtable episodes from summer 2014.

[@MikeMorash]

Nice eye! How long have you been shooting?

[@Superfoot]

Would have been nice if you had talked about the cameras used in Fury Road. I heard they used 11 Alexas and 11 Canon 5Dmark II s.

[@magoelite]

they have used Blackmagic pocket cinema camera like b cam and crash cam www.blackmagicdesign.com/it/community/story/mad-max-michelle\

[@746lio64barba]

great video. very interesting for any DOP_wanna_be keep on making these artisans ;)

[@davidcohen6172]

+Taglio La Barba Per Vedere Un Film Thanks! We will!

[@oddballsok]

+Taglio La Barba Per Vedere Un Film yes, well. Only info in that respect is: use multiple cameras (obviously beneficial to editors and actors) and use a detailed script board..like an animation... which also makes common sense for visually strong films. Nice info, but not surprising.

[@rei___l]

hi quick question: does mad max uses the technique "deep focus"? Thank you

[@CRUMedia]

"Oh what a day. OH WHAT A LOVELY DAY!" my head: *moto madness song plays*

[@mikegray1946]

Love this series!

[@AAron-gr3jk]

came here after the release of "Gaslands Refueled" to go to the root of the inspiration. What a movie, what cinematography !

[@leobergmiller873]

Sure, Lubezki can take the oscar for cinematography, but the directing for Mad Max was WAY more impressive on Mad Max than The Revenant. Literally Miller had to do like 90% of that shit on moving cars...

[@CINENIMUS]

the pitch was: "you Australian right? YEAH... Good You In!"

[@mathmason]

You guys should have asked him how he acclimatized himself with the new digital cameras and all that! :)

[@cobaltfalcon9458]

I love how the movie came to be, because George Miller initially wanted to revisit Mad Max, using this story, and have DC Comics print it, but decided, "Might as well make it a movie"

[@SmokeeWhine]

great video

[@at.8045]

Great video @Variety, it be cool to see some stuff on B-T-S of "The Revenant"

[@davidcohen6172]

+Angela Thorne We are planning an episode on "The Revenant"! Probably for 12/15/15.

[@kenny6449]

+David Cohen do that it would be a perfect bday present

[@Junaidansari198]

Great movie...

[@FrozenFilmsByParis]

the place behind the pines would be great

[@pdgf]

The Best Picture and Best Cinematography of 2015, not the Revenant 😊

[@cassandramcnamara6886]

do a video on the new movie coming out The Fifth Wave I really want to watch it!!!!!!!!!!!

[@imperatorachilles]

Hears an idea!!! its for mad max! stunts. the crashes. THE CARS!! i want to know!!!

[@forensicsci]

good good

[@sureshotfilm]

sweet

[@aurozappa305]

This movie was terrible

[@markrobinson8254]

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