Cinematographer Stuart Dryburgh, ASC, NZCS discusses the visual appearance of The Piano and working relationship with Jane Campion. The interview was conducted in 2021. For educational purposes. Non-commercial purposes.
a name would be hard ! but the images of early colonial new zealand in the 19th century was an inspiration as he mentioned , the use of autochrome was important for the visuals
The piano showed me, a male, the intricate and misterious of femininity. It was the achievement. At that moment I was taking genre studies at the University, and every scene of this film meant something deep, so deep that there were, and there are tiny details of the film that, I know, are not casual. Jane Campion, the jungle, and Holly Hunter were my teachers about people with uterus.
@@bigbadlust4403 I don't think so. Feminism in the 90's, was almost the opposite of what it is now. Now feminists embrace the LGBTQ+ movement and renounces to their uterus. Homosexuals were considered MEN, and we, males, had the responsibility to embrace them since they have XY cromosomes: Homosexuals belong to the masculine universe.
