Managing the Amazing, Affecting Material for “Da 5 Bloods”
Colorist Stephen Nakamura details how he worked with Spike Lee and cinematographer Tom Sigel across multiple formats, aspect ratios and visual elements.
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Colorist Stephen Nakamura details how he worked with Spike Lee and cinematographer Tom Sigel across multiple formats, aspect ratios and visual elements.
The film uses different aspect ratios and film formats to depict different times and places: 2.39:1 digital for the present-day city scenes, 1.33:1 16mm...
“Only Spike will jump up and celebrate like the Knicks have scored when it’s a great edit.”
Spike Lee "has made his most involving and accessible joint in ages: a riotous undercover-cop period piece that's really a manifesto on our tumultuous...
Spike Lee’s new Showtime documentary Michael Jackson’s Journey from Motown to Off the Wall chronicles the singer’s journey from child star to pop superstar with the...
Michael Jackson’s journey from Motown star as part of the Jackson 5 to solo superstar came about with the release of his monster album Off...
The legendary director embraces a modern way of financing, though not necessarily distributing, his film.