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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 51 MIN

Cinematographer Natasha Braier on Shooting ‘I Love Boosters’, ‘The Neon Demon’, & ‘Honey Boy’

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In this special episode of the 1st on Film Podcast, recorded as part of the Future of Film Showcase in Toronto, we sit down with acclaimed cinematographer Natasha Braier to discuss her remarkable career behind the camera. From crafting unforgettable visual worlds to collaborating with visionary filmmakers, Natasha reflects on her approach to cinematography, the importance of visual storytelling, and the creative process that shapes every frame.We also dive into her latest work on I Love Boosters, exploring how she developed the film’s distinctive look while discussing highlights from across her celebrated filmography and the evolving art of cinematography.Natasha Braier is an award-winning cinematographer whose visually striking work has made her one of the most respected voices in contemporary filmmaking. Born in Argentina, she studied at the National Film and Television School in the United Kingdom before building an international career spanning independent cinema, television, music videos, and commercials.Braier is widely recognized for her collaborations with acclaimed directors on films including The Neon Demon, Honey Boy, Gloria Bell, The Rover, and I Love Boosters. Her distinctive cinematography is celebrated for its expressive use of light, color, and atmosphere, creating emotionally immersive visual experiences that elevate each story she tells. Throughout her career, she has earned numerous accolades and continues to be one of the industry’s most sought-after cinematographers, bringing a bold artistic vision to every project.

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