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  1. Peter Simonite ‘To the Wonder/Arthur Newman’ Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    1:47 pm PDT 9/14/2012
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    Cinematographer Peter Simonite on getting started in filmmaking, attending TIFF with two films and shooting on digital film. READ MORE

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  2. The Cast and Crew of 'The Lords of Salem' TIFF 2012

    4:22 pm PDT 9/12/2012
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    Sheri Moon Zombie and Jeff Daniel Phillips on their characters in Rob Zombie's new thriller about 300 year old witches in Salem, Massachusetts. READ MORE

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  3. Frank Griebe 'Cloud Atlas' Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    3:30 pm PDT 9/12/2012
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    "We did a lot of test, side by side stuff digital and film stock. And after a while everybody said it's easier to handle all the make up stuff with film than with digital because with digital it is so clear and precise you see everything and film is more organic and adds more so we shot the whole movie on film stock" said cinematographer Frank Griebe. READ MORE

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  4. Karim Hussain 'Antiviral' Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    12:10 pm PDT 9/11/2012
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    "Literally outside when we would add movie lights or any kind of light from our sources it would start to look fake. So that was one of the stunning things that we discovered on the Alexa is you could literally go and shoot out on the street without any additional lighting if you want any kind of gritty kind of realistic look to it" said Karim. READ MORE

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  5. Declan Quinn 'The Reluctant Fundamentalist' Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    10:59 am PDT 9/11/2012
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    Cinematographer Declan Quinn shares how they wanted to differentiate the look of the film while shooting in New York and shooting in Pakistan. READ MORE

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  6. Richard Crudo Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    10:37 am PDT 9/11/2012
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    Richard Crudo on the role of the cinematographer and the history cinematography. Talking about the transition from film to digital he added, "We are still learning about the digital side and of course anything electronic there will be issues from time to time." READ MORE

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  7. Shari Springer Berman, Robert Pulcini 'Imogene' Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    10:01 am PDT 9/10/2012
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    The directors of 'Imogene' on shooting her first digital movie and what it was like jumping from film to digital. READ MORE

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  8. Anand Gandhi ‘Ship of Theseus’ Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    5:46 pm PDT 9/9/2012
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    Writer/director/producer Anand Ganhi stops by our Canon video lounge to discuss his new movie which explores and questions identity and change. READ MORE

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  9. Watch Video Toronto 2012: Canon Spotlights Cinematography Video Lounge

    Toronto 2012: Canon Spotlights Cinematography Video Lounge

    3:22 pm PDT 9/9/2012
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    The top names behind the cameras stop by our Canon Spotlights Cinematography lounge at the Toronto International Film Festival. READ MORE

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  10. John Andreas Andersen ‘All That Matters Is Past’ Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    10:57 am PDT 9/9/2012
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    Cinematographer John Andreas Andersen on his TIFF film ‘All That Matters is Past’. John shares why they decided to shoot on both 16 mm and 35 mm film and the difference of shooting on film instead of on digital. READ MORE

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  11. Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion, Clark Gregg ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ Canon Spotlights Cinematography

    10:27 am PDT 9/9/2012
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    Actors Nathan Fillion and Clark Gregg join director Joss Whedon to discuss their new film ‘Much Ado About Nothing’. READ MORE

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