The Experimental Cinematography Of POOR THINGS - Petzval Lenses, Mixed Formats, And More!

from Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking · host Noam Kroll

In this episode, I share a breakdown of some amazing and unconventional lens choices on the feature film Poor Things. While many lenses were used throughout production, there were 4 in particular that I believe contributed most critically to the distinct look of this film - Including a pair of Lomography Petzval lenses, and a 4mm lens adapted from Super 16. Throughout the episode, I cover each lens in depth, explore how they were used, and share other key takeaways from the film. Sign up for my newsletter for exclusive filmmaking insight each Sunday.

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