Who Is This DP?

[Manfred Lopez]

I was wondering if someone could help me identify who this DP is. They were shooting in Manhattan the other night and I didn't get a chance to ask. I was so happy to see they were using film.


EDIT: For a strange reason the red forum software seems to have flipped the image upside down. I have no idea how that happened or if it's only on my end.

 

[Erich Roland]

I believe this is Bob Richardson.

 

[Nick Gardner]

I second what Erich said.

Nick

 

[Marc Wielage]

Either Bob's got a haircut or he's tying it up.

 

[Vince Sweeney]

Yep that's him. And at least 13 movies at Cannes this year were on film, with two or more on 16mm. Most of the rest were on Arri's digital. I guess Red has really fallen out of preference overall on the narrative side of things, including TV. Lots of Varicams popping up lately.

 

[Manfred Lopez]

Holy crap. I knew it was him. I just wasn't sure. It was great watching him work up close. I imagine it was for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Or maybe something else.

 

[Jeffery Anderson]

I imagine it was for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Or maybe something else.

at this point I think Tarantino only shoots Cinemascope, so you would need to have 3 Panavision ultra70 cameras, not just a single arri

 

[dio Zafi]

Nice

 

[David Mullen ASC]

Looks more like Rodney Taylor, ASC to me...
http://cin621-622.weebly.com/classe...c-testing-anamorphic-lenses-in-mixed-lighting

 

[Michel Hafner]

Nah, it's obviously Gandalf.

 

[Manfred Lopez]

Looks more like Rodney Taylor, ASC to me...
http://cin621-622.weebly.com/classe...c-testing-anamorphic-lenses-in-mixed-lighting

Thank you David Mullen!! You solved the mystery