Understanding the Cinematography of Rodrigo Prieto
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I go through some of Rodrigo Prieto's cinematography techniques to help you understand his unique style.
Just to be clear: Rodrigo Prieto 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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This is one of the best series on TH-cam. You should really put the names of some of the movies on the title so more people would be able to find it. Your work is great!
Thanks!
it so easy to find movies just go to imdb site.
Did you not see the movie list in the beginning and the creator mentioning the names of a lot of the movies when he was describing each individual songs? 🙄
This is a great analysis! Thanks Wolfcrow
You're welcome!
you make great videos on cinematography and have stirred a desire in me to learn about something I never considered.
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He deserves to win the Oscar for sure
you are doing a great job Sareesh, learnt alot from you. God bless you
Thank you!
I love Rodrigo Prieto! This is such a wonderful resume of the way he works. Greetings and keep the good job.
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Awesome video. I always wanted to know more About this DP. He's great, thank you Man. I remember Chivo Lubezki once said That he thought That Prieto was easily One of the greatest DP's.
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I'm a cinematographer my self, I love your "understanding the cinematography of (Great Cinematographers)" works, and yeah many of them are my favorite cinematographers, there is another great one I'd love to recommend you is Tak Fujimoto, he is one of the most talented cinematographers in Hollywood, known for his "The silence of the lambs", "Philadelphia", "The sixth sense", "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". Please make a video about him if you have time, good luck!
Thanks, he's on the list!
Always happy to see your work! Love it, thank you for this new gem.
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Impressive analysis, as usual!
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Fantastic work! Thank you so much! Keep it up!
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wow wolfcrow this was an amazing video, fact after fact after fact and good examples! makes me grab my camera and try different styles :)
Thank you!
Wow, Wolfcrow you really know your stuff. Impressive.
Ryan Pesecky Thanks!
I think you should do a LOT more videos on old-school DPs. Anywhere from 1910s-60s as far as career. No later. I'm interested in how they did things, and the tricks they utilized. As well as a more in depth look into the technicalities of these old school cinematographers.
Great video ! I'd love to see one on Sean Bobbit - his background in documentary is very interesting.
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Can you do a video explaining what all the language you use in these videos means please? There were so many different cameras, types of film stock, lighting setups etc that were too many too quickly for me to keep up so a video where you go through terminology would be really helpful :)
Okay, I just found your basic cinematography videos, I'll watch those now and see if they answer all my questions :D
Excellent channel. I would like to see a video on Ridley Scott. Though he is mostly a director, he is known for his visual style as well.
Thanks, sure!
Excellent Video as always!!! love this series, man could you do one about Stuart Dryburgh?
Lex Arias Thank you, sure!
I'd love to hear you conduct interviews with DP's, think it would be incredible for you to pick their brains some more and if you ever do make them light it in their own style.
One day!
I think his work is lit af! In all seriousness though, I love your videos, please keep them coming :)
oh and I hope there will be a Chung Chung-hoon video at some point...
Thanks, Chung-hoon will come.
another incredible video. nice one!
Thank you!
the late Andrew Lesnie? Especially considering LOTR celebrating 15th anniversary this month.
Thank you once again! This series is phenomenal and I've learned a lot. You often ask for suggestions and looking through your list I don't see any female cinematographers. Having just seen 'Shelter' I'm wondering if Paula Huidobro is on your radar screen?
You're welcome! I'll add her to the list.
PS Prieto is amazing. I must say that 8 Mile blew me away, I can't imagine another cinematographer telling this story any better. Wonder what Eminem thought...
I'm sure Eminem was happy!
I wish I had your brain. Love gaining insight from you. Keep up the videos.
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I adore your series and channel. Definitely one of the best on TH-cam. Could you do Frederick Elmes?
Thanks, sure!
Nice work again.. only thing i wish you would tag scenes from which movie they are from )
doritos- Thanks!
Great video as always.
I really expect that you may consider doing a video about Tom Stern work. Many Thanks!
Thank you, sure!
Great job. What about Nestor Almendros, William Fraker, Peter Biziou or Owen Roizman?
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Great analysis..
Thanks and waiting for more.
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Love this series! Could you please do an episode on Seamus McGarvey?
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I only knew his name after Wolf of Wall Street I hadn't realized how many of his movies I seen before 'Wolf.
Can you do a video on John Alcott?
Please do a video on Bradford Young.
Hey this is great bro, would be cool for you to do one on John Toll or Salvatore Totino
Thanks, sure!
If you could please do an episode dedicated to Robbie Ryan that would be awesome! His work on Fish Tank and Slow West were phenomenal
Great Job !! Could you make one on Peter Suschitzky?
Thanks, sure!
The cinematography of Steven Soderbergh could be an interesting video.
Thanks for this man! Always great. You should consider Adam Arkapaw, his work in Macbeth blow my mind. Cheers
You're welcome, Arkapaw is on the list!
would you analize the cinematography of Néstor Almendros?
Can you do video understanding cinematography Jack Cardiff?
Dariusz Wolski. John Mathieson. Adrián Biddle. Roger Pratt. Alex Thompson. Dean Cundey. Allen Daviau. Douglas Solocombe. Swaldomir Idziak. John Toll. Michael Chapman. Dion Bebbe. Jan de Bont. Gilbert Taylor. Peter Suschitzky. Anthony Dod Mantle. Barry Sonnenfeld. Bill Pope. John Alcott. Mark Irwin. Frederick Elmes. Donald Peterman. Donald A. Mcalpine. Phil Meheux. Jost Bacano. Phedon Papamichael. Bojan Bazelli
Very much appreciated.
Thank you!
Could you do Gabriel Figueroa?
Chung-Hoon Chung next? Please based wolfcrow
I also love him
Dion Beebe / Dante Spinotti video in the future? :)
Awesome video
Thanks!
great as usual. What film is at 5:37.
Its of a bleeding girl laying through a wooden floor with dust/glitter falling down onto her.
Thanks!
Frida
thx again
What movie is 5:10 with the semis?
could u cover James Laxton
make a video about.... Jaume Collet-Serra.
---please.
Thanks.
You're welcome!
Freddie Young!
Ed Lachman? great DP
How about Guillermo Navarro?
upvote!
Do Linus Sandgren.
How do you know the cinematography of each cinematographer????????????????
I meditate...
wolfcrow Don't forget use the Force.
Twice daily, before meals.
How do we know it true what you are saying????????? Meditating?? I don't want to critize your job. I am just wondering,
There are visuals.
finally :)
make a video about.... Scott Derrickson
---please.
He's a director... this channel is about Cinematography.
okay
Steve Yedlin?
Alex Gavin been in love with his quick to the point camera work since Brick. It feels so much like we are the eyes in each of the films he shoots
anyone from India
please...
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hello india
Nothing but great knowledge. thank you.
You're welcome!
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Should’ve won for Silence
greek subtitles? :P
Unlikely!
i mean the clip on 3:57 has greek subtitles.. how so? haha
Michael Seresin
www.imdb.com/name/nm0785029/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cr11
are there any ladies in the cinematography world?
Prieto, Iñárritu and Babel-- all thoroughly mispronounced.