Stage 4 Sessions | Henry Braham, BSC

[rand thompson]

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RED Digital Cinema

Join cinematographer Henry Braham, BSC, and RED's Jarred Land and Naida Albright in a thought-provoking conversation about the collaboration and his experiences utilizing RED Digital Cinema cameras. Together, they talk about the challenges encountered with camera technology and discuss how the smaller camera size offered by RED has opened up new realms of creative freedom in filmmaking.

Henry emphasizes embracing risks and fearlessly venturing into new territories within filmmaking. He champions the idea of pushing boundaries, even when faced with skepticism from studios, as the key to unlocking new frontiers and embracing innovation in this ever-evolving world of cinema. They talk about the profound significance of having a compact camera that revolutionized the entire industry, leading to a transformative shift in Henry's perspectives on movie production.

Henry Braham, BSC, served as the cinematographer on esteemed projects such as "The Suicide Squad," "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2," and "The Flash." Additionally, he worked on "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" and "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3." Henry also recently wrapped up work on a film titled "The Instigators."

 

[Brian Timmons]

I like these talks if not just for the candor.

The issue on Superman Returns seems to be a continuing reference concerning the early attitudes on digital cinematography.

Braham's comments on the effect the smaller camera size had in early filmmaking and how the camera size grew over the years was interesting.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA