Understanding the Cinematography of Benoit Debie

The Ws in Wim Wenders are both pronounced as Vs. Excellent work, as always.

Alexis Zabe, please.

Phenomenal video! Keep up the great work!

Awesome video, will checkout his work, not really a fan of an over saturated look though... I come from a 16mm and Super8 film background and now shoot digitally... I have no desire "what-so-ever" to go back to shooting on film... Thanks, Moses...

Great episode! Rodrigo Prieto

Darius Khondji please.

Could you do Manuel Dacosse as well? He's not really much of a veteran, but he has some unique visions.

70's boobs were pointier

Bruno Delbonnel please

Nestor Almendros

do lance acord!

What about doing Adam Arkapaw, I loved the Cinematography of Macbeth and True Detective S1. Great Videos btw 👍🏼 thumbs up

Very informative... waiting for similar videos on Subrata Mitra and Ashoke Mehta. I am sure they are also equally unknown. Keep up the good work.

thank you so much for this kind of content

Where can I see a list of these movies u use ?

You should analize Michael Goi. He plays with abstraction and color lighting.

Another vote here for Nestor Almendros, native from my city, Barcelona!

Yeaaaaah! Thank you so much! I was eagerly waiting for your view on Debie's work! Great video!

Nice! Waiting one for Robbie Müller :)

Have you done or can you do Bradford Young? I think his work on "Selma" and "A Most Violent Year" was amazing.

Great video essay. I know Benoit Debie since his balling work on Spring breakers. One of my TOP pick from 2012.please do Anthony Dod Mantle.

Actually Gaspar Noe shots himself all of his films

This video is superb. I just finished watching Spring Breakers and I believe his decisions behind the camera, especially with composition and lighting carried the film. I wasn't a big fan of the film itself but I had no problem watching it from beginning to end because I was so mesmerized his work. While watching the film, I couldn't help but think of Gaspar Noe's "Love". I wasn't surprise to find out after a quick research that he was the DP of that film and other Gaspar Noe films. Brilliant work. A true inspiration for aspiring cinematographers such as myself.

I didn't think there was so much in depth material for these cinematographers available. Subscribed and thanks for sharing!

Amazing, i love this. ..thanks so much for making this cinematography series.

Thanks for your videos! you should do one about ed lachman!

Fantastic as always!

I became fascinated with Spring breakers the moment my friend put me on to it. And what struck me the most was the visuals, especially the use of colors.

His style is like a mixture of modern Film Noir and Cyberpunk, it's so unique and refreshing to see.

Anyway, great video.

Thanks for this, I've always admired Benoit's work. I'd be interested in seeing videos about Larry Smith and Karim Hussein. Thanks again.

Fantabulous

Although not a DP, id love you to do Lars Von Trier, thanks

One of my favorite cinematographers. Would love to learn more about him.

whats slide lighting i really want to study cinematography so bad thanks for the video mate

Great episode as always!
But it would be nice, if you link the wikipedia article of the DPs in the description.
Everytime I watch a "Understanding the CInematography of..." I open Wikipedia on my second monitor

what a beautiful write up - thank you

This guy is worthy of an Oscar

Can you explore the cinematography of Barry Ackroyd? Thank you.

you think you will do a video on Anthony Dod Mantle

Deeper analysis, less advertising please.

It would be interesting to see him work with Nicolas Winding Refn

I wanna watch every film by him

Just saw climax.. it’s so beautifully shot!!

Do Bill Pope please.

If you like Emmanuel Lubezki, I would love to see his work analyzed

He and Gaspar make one of the best teams!

Very cool video and now I want to track more of his films down. Would be interested to see a video on Wally Pfister.