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Olivier Peray is a director with whom I had shot two other tv movies a couple of years ago using super 16mm. This film was originally written as a feature film but in the end got financed as a tv movie, still keeping in mind that we wanted to achieve as close as possible the quality of a production for the big screen. The film with its dark and oppressing atmosphere
Two films shot by Christophe Beaucarne were shown in competition at the recent Cannes Filmfestival: Hors La Loi by director Rachid Bouchareb and Tournée by director/ actor Matthieu Amalric, who won the Best Director award. So congratulations to Christophe.
Five years in the making, Oceans is a film that mixes documentary and fiction to bring the wonders of maritime life to the big screen. Luc Drion talks about his work on this epic undertaking.
Harragas tells the story of a group of men and women who desperately want to leave Algeria by crossing the mediterranean sea in a barge. Directed by Merzak Allouache and shot by Phillipe Guilbert.
The SBC is delighted to welcome new full members Anthony Malamatenois and Hichame Alaouié to the society.
LITES will be holding a demonstration and a workshop of their newly acquired digital cine products. Small groups of up to 4 participants can compare the different systems fed via a hd mixer on a big screen and on a reference grading monitor. There will be plenty of lighting gear and camera accessories available. And [...]
Twelve year old Louis is living in a remote village in southern Morocco with his parents and brother. One day, his manic-depressive father confides a terrible secret to him: «Tonight I’ll kill myself». From that moment, Louis is no longer a child. Day and night, he watches over his father like a guardian angel….a fallen ange
TETE DE TURC « SCAPEGOAT » a film by Pascal Elbé shot by Jean-Francois Hensgens. At the end of 2008, I was contacted by actor/screenwriter Pascal Elbé, who was in search of a D.O.P. to assist him in his first directorial effort. It was Roschy Zem who had told him about me after the shoot of Olivier Van Hoofdstad’s «Go Fast». I began my preparations in January 2009. I was lucky
Today, thanks to a new system that was developed in Austria and that was baptized «Reflect Lighting System (RLS)», shooting with exclusive (or almost exclusive) reflected light has considerably been perfected. Nine feature films have done credit to this technique, one of which was Michael Haneke’s 2009 Cannes Palme d’Or Das Weiβe Band. (D.O.P. Christian Berger.)
L'académie des César in Paris has released their 2010 nominations list for best cinematography. Among the 5 nominated are Christophe Beaucarne for Coco Avant Chanel and Glynn Speeckaert for A L'origine.
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