Best of 2006: Cinematography
If I had any knack for achieving the artistry of filmmaking, instead of just observing it as well and as often as I can, I would love nothing better than to be a gifted cinematographer (or at least a stunning, keenly observant photographer, like Dr. S.). Such is my lot, however, that I can barely take a digital photo without scalping somebody at the top of the frame or planting my fingertip right on the lens. From the abject inadequacy of my own image-making, I absolutely revere the kinds of talent on display for us all in the best-photographed movies of 2006.
And now, only one more category to go... and you know which one that is!
Labels: Best 2006
posted by NicksFlickPicks at 12:53 AM
4 Comments:
Well, someone has to sit in the theatre. Who is the most important person involved in the making of the film - the audience. Give yourself a round of applause!
great choices. i love someone backing me up on Lance Acord. Why doesn't he ever get any love?
Oh, thanks for the surprise shout-out, sweetie.
Cinematopgrahy is routinely my favourite category. I liked the Marie work, but personally wouldn't nominate it (my list would be The Black Dahlia, Children of Men, Jindabyne, The Prestige and United 93).
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