Welcome to Soundstage Designer. I'm your host, Jamie Muffett, and in this episode, we're joined by the incredibly talented, Academy Award winning cinematographer, Linus Sandgren.
We take a journey through Linus's career as we explore whether cinematography was always his dream and the unique challenges he faces in transitioning from still to moving images.
Discover the delicate balance of relinquishing control while crafting mesmerizing visuals, and learn how he and director Emerald Fennell collaborated to shape the vision of Saltburn.
Dive into the intentional choices behind shot transitions, seamlessly navigating between the grand and intensely personal. Linus shares insights into the creative process, discussing whether the jarring effect was intentional and how he committed to these extremes for maximum impact.
Uncover the collaborative nature of cinematography as Linus emphasizes the importance of working in a team. Hear firsthand about the dynamic exchange of ideas and the synergy required to bring a director's vision to life on the screen.
And what are the most crucial skills and personal traits needed to succeed in the industry.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or a film enthusiast, this episode of Soundstage Designer offers a glimpse into the art and intricacies of cinematography that will leave you inspired and informed.
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