The Cinematography of Chernobyl || Case Study

[@ArapKogo33]

THESE VIDEOS HAVE BEEN THE REALEST CLASSES FOR MY FILM CAREER

[@maxxender]

These case studies are always so incredibly well done.

[@beekay4906]

Thanks, Cooke Optics. This show was massively impactful.

[@dirxtope]

Best tv project l have ever scene

[@InspiRAWtion]

Thanks for the great interview.

Loved that show, loved that insight

[@AndreiLucaa]

Amazing cinematographer!

[@kabadahija]

Cinematographer: We didn't want the footage to look cinematic. The footage: *looks cinematic* Alllrighty then.

[@SuperiFox]

There is a very muted quality to it, it's not flashy or spectacular.

[@aryannain5187]

Loved the Series and Cinematography.

[@corneliusdobeneck4081]

All those lives lost. Salute to all the men and women who died fighting this catastrophy!

[@michaelfokias]

Cornelius Dobeneck what do you mean? There were only 6 reported deaths

[@corneliusdobeneck4081]

@@michaelfokias I don't know where you got your numbers from but they are either outdated or plain wrong. The UNSCEAR reported less then 60 people dead by direct cause of the accident. 1986 the official numbers of the former USSR had been at 31. Various organisation claim that due to the clean up work about 6000 people died. Numbers go a little up and down here and it is unclear how many people actually died due to the catasthrophy but one thing is absolutly clear: it is at least 1000 times higher then 6. United Nations claim its about 4000 people directly exposed and about 16.000 more dead by long-term death du to exposure to radiation. You badly need an update on your numbers.

[@peterbarna6151]

So hard to understand this guy.

[@zbilja8356]

It is not based on facts. Not entirely. And you just had to push some SJW BS. You had to put a woman as a major character who was not there originally. Otherwise, not great not terrible. Nice camera and sound.