Understanding the Cinematography of Robert Yeoman
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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I go through some of Robert Yeoman's cinematography techniques to help you understand his unique style.
Just to be clear: Robert Yeoman changes his style to suit the movies he shoots. The goal of this video and article is to drum up enthusiasm and a yearning to learn more.
Think of it as a tribute, nothing more is intended.
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The saddest day on earth will be the one in which this channel stops posting this series of videos. Consider me officially addicted!
Thank you!
We all are gonna die one day. When you see the videos stop you know hes dead
I find his work with Feig not quite as good as his other works but that comes down to Feig's bland visual style, in my opinion.
Yeah, if i didn't check the crew list i wouldn't believe it.
Love the Arri Geared Head and Chapman dolly shout out! I didn't know he shot half of these films either, learned something new today :)
Thanks, man! Liking your new videos. The day rate video got me dreaming about immigrating!
Thanks, appreciate that! I think the tricky part is the green card, I have several UK DP friends who have said it's a challenge to acquire to be able to work in the US :/
When he is not working with Wes Anderson, Robert Yeomen's style is really basic
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Thank you again for another very interesting analysis.
In that video you mentioned the ''80's Cinematography style''.
So, instead of asking for the analyses of a Cinematographer I would love to watch some analyses of decades or cinema mouvements. Like the 60's or Italian Neo-Realism.
Best regards,
Bruno
PS: I'm learning a lot with your youtube channel.
You're welcome. Good idea!
Me too sarije
a few cinematographers I think you should do:
Ernest Dickerson
Ellen Kuras
Greg Tolland
Bruno Delbonnel
Bradford Young
and Raoul Cotard. Dickerson did Do The Right Thing. Kuras did Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Tolland did Citizen Kane. Delbonnel did Inside Llewellyn Davis. Young did Selma. and Coutard did Breathless.
I cannot live without this channel. It's part of my film school. What a great job this guy is doing!! let us celebrate that!
Please make one about Adam Greenberg!
(Known from Terminator 1-2 movies)
If Robert Yeomen wins an Oscar, it will be on a Wes Anderson's movie
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I'd love to see a video on the cinematography of Alwin Küchler.
Raoul Coutard. He did a lot of important work with Godard and Truffaut, you should do a video of him!
One about Benoît Debie please, his style is always captivating.
Sure!
damn..beat me to it haha.
my other dp is darius khondji, his work on city of lost children is something else
Sam Downton-Jones He's pretty good too.
how about the talented DP Bradford Young; Aint them Body Saints, Selma, Most violent year.....to name a few.
Please do videos on Mark Lee Ping Bin and Chung-hoon Chung too! :D
I have a random question about a DP's beginnings... are there any DPs who have started as script supervisors? I was one once, and always wondered why I have never heard of a super becoming a DP.
i would love to hear from you about the Indian cinematographer S. Ravi Varman and Avik Mukherjee
Your posts are extremely educative for a cinematography student like me....Please do a breakdown video on the work of cinematographer Santhosh Sivan ASC....
Thanks, sure!
I would so love an essay on Peter Suschitzy's work! His resume includes The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Empire Strikes Back, The Vanishing, Mars Attacks!, After Earth, as well as some of David Cronenberg's best films like Naked Lunch, A History of Violence, A Dangerous Method and my personal favourite Eastern Promises!
Sure, I'll add him to the list!
Great videos. Would love to see you do one on Steven Soderbergh.
I would love to see an analysis of Claudio Miranda's work!
i'd love to hear your take on film noir master John Alton
great channel
As always great! Please cover Dean Semler. Also could you cover different lights used in features and the reasons- pros and cons of each? Lastly starter indy gear kit - maybe Kessler, Zacuto, Movi/DJI , Sachtler, etc.... Thank you!
Thanks, sure!
please do one about vilmos zsigmond, please
You should do a Michael Chapman's video. His work in 'Raging Bull' is a masterpiece itself.
Agreed!
Have recently visited the Robby Müller exhibit in Amsterdam and would love to see a video analysing his style. Thank you for giving us this awesome series!
You're welcome! He's on the list.
Fantastic.
Also, Anthony Dod Mantle is not talked about nearly enough. Those Dogma dudes are interesting.
Thanks!
Larry Fong.
Sure!
Fantastic video Wolfcrow! Sean Bobbit would be great to see as well! Great content, keep it coming.
Thanks!
To see you breaking down the works of Andrey Tarkovsky would be amazing. Thank you!
I can recommend Sculpting in Time, an excellent look into the mind of a genius.
Can you please do a video about Oliver Wood (DP of the Bourne Trilogy). His work has always interested me.
Will try.
Hey Can u you make video on Indian Cinematographer Santosh Sivan?. He has also shot some Hollywood Movies.
Sure!
Thank you for your work! Benoit Debie a wonderful cinematographer! That would be so nice to get one!
You're welcome! He's on the list!
hi wolfcrow! could you do lee pin bing please? thanks!:)
Another great video! Please add Jan de Bont, Darius Khondji, and Mark Irwin to the list. Thanks!
Thanks!
Seamus McGarvey ASC BSC!
This video is incredibly informative. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Really enjoying your series. Thanks so much for all the effort. Cheers
You're welcome!
Dude your videos are so underrated, I truly appreciate all of your thorough research! love this videos.
Thank you for the kind words, Diego!
Can you please do a video on Quentin Tarantino? Great video by the way!
Thanks!
Thanks for this, man. Very helpful!
You're welcome!
Thank you Wolfcrow this is great!
You're welcome!
I wonder why you haven't told anything about his composition, a lot of is shots are symmetrical and that's also something he is known for. Cinematography isn't all about lighting right? Nevertheless great analysis, love all these vids :)
That's the director's responsibility. Thanks!
Didn't know that, thanks!
Great video, thanks for putting it together!
You're welcome!
Another amazing video! Keep making it :)
Thanks!
Bill Pope could do with one of these videos. And Robert Burks.
The only good thing on the new Ghostbusters is Robert Yeomen's cinematography
I feel like this is a small film school.Great job mate!!! Could you do Michael Ballhaus and Matthew Libatique ?
So much info in 5 minutes, amazing! Thank you
Please do Michael Ballhaus next!
What do you mean when you say; Wes anderson likes to use lenses with defects, grand Budapest hotel ?
I like what you're doing, keep it up.
Forgot to mention, great video, nonetheless.
Thanks!
Can you make a series on Brendan Galvin?
Just felt like saying it but man you got some great content. Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
please could you do one for Vilmos Zsigmond
Sure!
+wolfcrow Thanks kudos on the channel
nice analysis
Thanks!
Thanks.
You're welcome!
Do Hiro Murai
Wonderful analysis!
Thanks!
You made this for me. Confirmed.
You bet I did!
wolfcrow That wide angle anamorphic lens look is my definition of CINEMA
Did you know you got this?
nofilmschool.com/2016/07/explore-unique-techniques-dp-robert-yeoman-uses-his-cinematography
Now I know! Thanks!
wolfcrow No prob man
Which movie/video is that one with David Bowie?
The Linguini Incident
He didn't shoot The Prestige, Pfister did. Don't confuse people.
can you make a video of Chinese cinematographer Mark Ping Bing Lee please. 😇
Sure, he's on the list!
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