The Female Perspective: Women in Cinematography
Saturday, 1/24 at 1pm
Rachel Morrison (DP, "Dope," "What Happened, Miss Simone?"), Laela Kilbourn (DP, "How to Dance in Ohio") and Dagmar Weaver-Madsen (DP, "Unexpected") gather for an illuminating conversation about their craft and women in the creative arts.
Rachel Morrison (DP, "Dope," "What Happened, Miss Simone?"), Laela Kilbourn (DP, "How to Dance in Ohio") and Dagmar Weaver-Madsen (DP, "Unexpected") gather for an illuminating conversation about their craft and women in the creative arts.
"The Overnight’s" John Guleserian on the Cinema EOS C500
Saturday, 1/24 at 3pm
The acclaimed DP behind Sundance tour de forces "Like Crazy" and "Song One" discusses why he chose the Canon Cinema EOS C500 for his latest feature, "The Overnight." Tim Smith, Sr. Film and Television Advisor for Canon USA, will also participate.
Cut the Comedy: The Capture and Edit of Misery Loves Comedy
Sunday1/25 at 1pm
Explore the making of the Sundance doc "Misery Loves Comedy" with DP Adam McDaid and Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor/Consulting Editor Rob Legato, who, along with Tim Smith of Canon and Mike Kanfer, Sr. Strategic Development Manager, Adobe, discuss the workflow of Canon’s Cinema EOS C300 with Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
Behind the Screams: Eli Roth on the Making of "Knock Knock" with EOS-1D C
Sunday, 1/25 at 3pm
Park City At Midnight was made for horror kings like Eli Roth, whose latest spine-tingler "Knock Knock" stars Keanu Reeves, Lorenza Izzo and Ana de Armas. Roth and his team, including cinematographer Antonio Quercia, discuss shooting with the Cinema EOS-1D C and why this DSLR was a dream for capturing his nightmarish script.
Get Real: Documentary Filmmaking with Cinema EOS
Monday 1/26 at 1pm
Non-fiction storytellers Crystal Moselle (Director/DP, "The Wolfpack"), Thaddeus Wadleigh (DP, "The Hunting Ground") and Bradley Stonesifer, (DP, "Call Me Lucky"), along with Canon’s Tim Smith, tell the tales of their real-life films and talk about their tech tools of choice for documentary work.
Friday, 1/30 at 3pm.
Lance Acord, ASC
Design Inspiration, Art of Film WeekendFriday, 1/30 at 3pm.
Where
does the visual design of a film begin, and how does it contribute to
the overall art of cinematic storytelling? Through an illuminating
conversation that integrates handpicked visual and filmic references,
discover the creative processes of three talented individuals (and
frequent collaborators of Spike Jonze) known for their stunning artistic
sensibilities: cinematographer Lance Acord ("God's Pocket," "Where the
Wild Things Are," "Lost in Translation"); production designer K.K.
Barrett ("Her," "Human Nature," "Marie Antoinette," "Being John
Malkovich"); and costume designer Casey Storm ("Her," "Where the Wild
Things Are," "Adaptation").
Stephen Goldblat, ASC
The Indiewire/ Sundance events will culminate on Monday, January 26 at 3pm with a special Canon-hosted screening of "Bending the Light" a Michael Apted, directed documentary, celebrating the craft of photography, will be followed by a Q&A between Bernstein and featured cinematographer Stephen Goldblatt, ASC, BSC, who’ll spotlight his creative process and the craft of cinematography, at the New Frontier Microcinema (573 Main Street).
Also, Canon will feature “How I Shot That", a series of interviews with Sundance participating cinematographers. It will run throughout the festival.
