The Cinematography of Mad Max: Fury Road | BAFTA Film Sessions

BAFTA-winning cinematographer John Seale gives an in-depth look at his craft and shares insights on the making of Mad Max: Fury Road.
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[@samwallaceart288]

I would *love* to get my hands on a copy of that storyboard...

[@dylanthrillmour866]

Samuel Wallace I think George Miller has it as a mural all around his house probably

[@harryfoulger418]

Look on Script Slug - you'll find it

[@TheWaynos73]

George Miller is a genius in the same way Kubrick was a genius. Don't have the right camera? We'll invent one.

[@rei___l]

hi quick question: does mad max use the technique "deep focus" thank you

[@samwallaceart288]

I love his point about having nothing be gratuitous

[@PaulRamen]

I feel like a lot of his advices work for him, for that director and for such a project but are actually horrible to try to copy

[@SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

+Tomy Why would you want to copy him. That would be stupid, every director has a different vision, it's up to the cinematographer to assist in delivering that vision.