Wicked | Cinematographer Alice Brooks

[@an-qo6by]

During the movie I was wondering who was the cinematographer I had chills from the choices they made and what she created in her mind, just amazing!

[@thobat14]

THANK YOU so much for showing the camera flip during dancing through life!!! I wanted to see how the camera moved and what type of camera you used! that one shot still blows my mind!!!

[@virgil.alonso]

Alice Brooks is the actual hero of the film. She deserves an award.

[@midnightvoids]

idk about that one.

[@movies_matteo7271]

​@midnightvoids right? I loved the movie but the cinematography and color correction were the weakest parts of the film

[@yeahiagree1070]

She deserves to be fired and never touch a camera again in her life for almost ruining the entire film..

[@jacobb4795]

0:31 this shot is a great example of the sun rising/ setting thing she was talking about. I just think that’s amazing

[@maicon.93]

every single aspect of this movie is so perfect... a trully masterpiece!

[@pricemoore2022]

Wicked is one of the #1 movie in the world!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[@ItsMeGreyson_vrr]

Wicked is the best!!❤❤

[@claddagh1826]

the fact that millions of people will never go down the wicked interview rabbit hole and find out all that went into making the movie, especially the attention to detail (though i still wonder if nine million tulips was really necessary) and lack of cgi, annoys me so much. like haters hating on wicked getting nominated for awards recently makes me so mad because they cannot possibly appreciate what this crew did!!

[@cjaay_]

holy shit this is a genius. we are in the presence of a genius.

[@jacquelinesolomon4530]

It was spectacularly beautiful and moving. Thank you Alice!!!

[@joeguthriePIANO]

The anamorphic lense on the tulip field…. Just that shot alone could tell this was gonna be good.

[@haleyfarmer]

My dream job 🎥🫶 thank you Alice Brooks for showing us it's possible to achieve!

[@rabbidmario2.0]

I absolutely love it, this is amazing 💚

[@rafamcg09]

The movie and camera work is spectacular. Such an art piece thanks everyone involved and I’m so happy to have watched this and now be inspired more than I already was!❤❤❤

[@7roblox7YT]

absolutely loved the movie and how amazing the songs were, especially the start with all the flowers!!!! amazing movie. i also loved the choreography! keep up the good work for the next movie 😊

[@traydaniel0403]

She definitely should win for Best Cinematography at the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice Awards

[@USMEUSAF]

This is a very good cinematographer.

[@arianaLouise.]

The best...💚💗

[@brauliocosta543]

Where do this people get such imaginative creative brains! Mesmerizing.

[@Little1Cave]

Even when going into this movie hearing about the criticisms of the color grading, I never had a single issue with the use of color in this movie. I thought it was very colorful and moody with its lighting. Idk if I just went to a screening that had a good projector of what, but I really like the camerawork of this movie.

[@MynameisThirteen]

0:27 is giving No Good Deed Goes Unpunished vibes. Just imagine if Elphaba shaves her head out of grieve and anger.

[@checreates]

I feel conflicted with this after seeing the critiques on lighting. Jonathan Bailey’s number with the “Sun” shining through the windows… first, I’ve never seen a sun so powerful it shone through two windows so vast. It truly covered the expressions of the actors and the dancers… and this is what I noticed in In the Heights which she DP’ed on, too. Second, defying gravity before the final song is SO dark. It makes it hard to see Cynthia’s green/darker skin and Ariana’s is just a bit more visible due to her lightness. I understand lighting is a stylistic choice but it just seemed so over or under blown. Everyone has their preference, though.

[@DavidDickeee]

Tbf the lighting on DG is intentinal as it makes Elphaba have Villian lighting

[@movies_matteo7271]

agreed. i loved the film but the cinematography and color grading were the weakest aspects!

[@DirkG-ph2ij]

Arri for Ari is actually perfect. But it's an individual assessment whether you like the lighting. In my opinion, it gives the movie something magical.

[@cgjjSimonHayes]

Beautiful work. Inspirational.

[@MikeyandMe_212]

Definitely my favorite movie ever

[@traydaniel0403]

Imagine if we see Alisha Weir, who’s also known for playing the extraordinary Matilda and Dracula’s daughter Abigail, as Dorothy in part 2

[@linann96]

This cinematography was amazing 💯! The only thing I want to add is that “Dancing Through Life” had a bit too much lighting coming through those large windows in the library. The vibrant colors of the costumes and setting gets washed out. I couldn’t make out all the amazing Choreography that was happening because of the glaring light in the background distracted from it 😅. I heard a lot of other reviews saying the lighting in general was overpowering at times, but this was the only time I noticed it. I really really really hopes this gets fixed in post production! Because I plan on buying this movie on Amazon Prime and that’s the only tweak I think this awesome movie needs 👌🏾❣️

[@-streaminadream-5356]

PHENOMENAL. thanks for pointing out the sun

[@tgame43]

A queen

[@MargaritaEmilia]

Omg

[@ItsChloeNicole]

💗💚

[@codefox2741]

PART 2 SCENES!!!

[@donevinjohnson8424]

So.... movie doc? When?

[@notyouraverageharleyquinnstan]

💚🧹🩷🪄

[@manuelorozco7760]

The color degrading is a minor flaw in an otherwise masterful work! But I do like how she describes the process. And the rule of symbolism between Elphie & Glinda is a stroke of genius

[@maicon.93]

I really don't understand what's wrong with the color that some people are talking about? this movie should represent a "real" world, not a dream or fantasy like The Wizard Of Oz... so it makes sense to me that the colors are the way they are...

[@manuelorozco7760]

@ At least it does bring a lyrical quality to things

[@user-ef7kt5sf6o]

@@maicon.93the problem is the colour grading isn’t “real”, it’s just grey. In real life colour pops but in wicked a lot of it is dulled out

[@DavidDickeee]

The color grading is a POOR example of a film colorist not being able to do their job The cinematographer and director have NOTHING to do with film coloring besides light and handling the film off to a lady at a desk in Los Angles ( for Wicked The film was colored by the same lady who colorized Thor Love and Thunder and Madam Web

[@user-ef7kt5sf6o]

@ she also worked on John Wick 4, joker 1 and 2, house of usher, Eternals and Doctor sleep. It’s not her fault the film is badly lit

[@CrazyyLittle]

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