Emmanuel Lubezki
CES: DP Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki Filmed Endangered Whales to Test New Sony Camera
Cinematographer Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, known for winning three consecutive Oscars for Gravity, Birdman and The Revenant, got to know some special subjects for his latest project. Lubezki teamed with conservation photographers Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen to helped Sony launch its soon-to-be-released Burano digital cinema camera, billed as a new tool with the image quality of the Sony Venice […]
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ARRI Launches New Alexa 35 Motion Picture Camera With First Productions Underway
An estimated 500 guests from Hollywood’s cinematography community filed the DGA theater on Tuesday evening for the debut of leading motion picture camera maker ARRI’a Alexa 35, a 4K Super 35 successor to its popular Alexa Mini camera — and it has already attracted some leading cinematographers. This week three-time Oscar winning DP Robert Richardson […]
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How Salma Hayek Pulled Off a Cannes Mariachi Stunt
The actress coordinated a Mexican sing-along surprise to close the festival's 70th anniversary gala dinner.
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Cannes: Alejandro G. Inarritu Goes to the Heart of the Refugee Crisis With VR Installation
The Oscar-winning director's six-and-a-half minute project, 'Carne y Arena,' made with cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, is the first virtual reality film to screen at the Cannes festival.
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‘Song to Song’: Film Review | SXSW 2017
Premiering as the opening-night film at SXSW, Terrence Malick's latest, 'Song to Song,' finds Rooney Mara balancing affairs with Michael Fassbender and Ryan Gosling.
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Tribeca: Alfonso Cuaron and Emmanuel Lubezki Dissect Their Oscar-Winning Friendship
The Oscar-winning director and cinematographer spent an evening teasing each other as they reflected on their lifelong collaboration at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Ben Affleck: Alejandro G. Inarritu “Is Given to Occasional Overstatement” About Superhero Films
Affleck, who stars as the Dark Knight in 'Batman v Superman,' was referring to an Inarritu comment that superhero movies are "cultural genocide."
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Oscars: Leonardo DiCaprio’s Fans Hit Streets in Mexico City to Celebrate Win
Sunday will go down as an historic night at the Oscars for Mexican talent, but surprisingly it was Leonardo DiCaprio who got most of the praise at a post-Oscars fiesta in the nation's capital.
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BAFTA Awards: Emmanuel Lubezki Wins Fourth Cinematography Honor
The Mexican lenser won for 'The Revenant,' picking up his third BAFTA in three years.
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BAFTA Cinematography Nominations: Three-Time Winners Lubezki, Deakins to Face Off
Shortlisted in the same year for the first time, they will go up against one-time winners Janusz Kaminski and John Seale, as well as first-time nominee Ed Lachman.
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Mexico 2015 in Review: Televisa vs. Trump, ‘Spectre’ Shoot Controversy
The country's longest-running TV show was canceled, and 'The Revenant,' with Leonardo DiCaprio, again causes awards season buzz for Mexico's Alejandro G. Inarritu and Emmanuel Lubezki.
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How ‘Hateful Eight,’ ‘Mad Max’ Cinematographers Got Their Oscar-Contending Looks
John Seale, who worked on 'Fury Road,' says of creating the movie's aesthetic with director George Miller, "[His] initial instinct was to not go with the standard look of a postapocalyptic film, the life-of-the-planet-is-coming-to-an-end-and-it's-miserable look."
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