Understanding the Cinematography of Jeff Cronenweth 

Jeff Cronenweth is one of the most underrated cinematographers out there.

I consider wolfcrow my totter when it comes to cinematography, thanks Sourish

Finally got around to watching one of your videos. I am a cinematographer and found this extremely useful. Thank you for taking the time to choose relevant shots, choose your words carefully, edit conservatively and most importantly study the content well.

Nice, been waiting for this!

I am LOVING this series. Keep on keepin' on.

I'm dying to see a step by step of EVERY stage of a single David Fincher scene. I want to see: 0) What the storyboards or pre-vis looks like and I'd like to know how much input the storyboard artist has or if David is telling him EXACTLY what angles and images he wants in the illustration or computerized scene. 1) What the scene looks like if you were on set. 2) What the scene looks through the camera view finder. 3) What the scene looks like on the on-set monitors (if they have live LUTs applied or not). 4) What the scene looks like when it's first ingested into the editing suite. 5) What the scene looks like at every stage of editing - I'm not sure if they go the traditional route of editing for picture first and then color correcting the final edited scene, or if they color correct as they edit - either way I'd love to see the process from start to finish) 6) And then I'd like to see what the final output looks like.

You always say, at the end of each video "I hope this brief video makes you curious enough to learn more about the cinematography of..." I think you're fantastic! Your analysis of cinematographers are always spot on!! But can you be so kind as to ALSO point us to references as to where to learn more? :) ALSO, would you consider doing a; "Understanding the directing of" series? Thanks so much for all your research and all your sharing!! You ROCK!!!

Awesome video man man! Thank you!

Very very informative stuff sir ! Its as good as watching films ;) Thank you !!

increible analizis, me gusta esta serie de videos que haces. Jeff es uno de mis DP favoritos, y creo que nunca he visto un video de este tipo en youtube, asi que te agradesco. Me gustaria ver un video como este sobre el trabajo de Danny Cohen. Saludos desde Mexico

Really, really awesome, sir.

WoW.... thnks a lot for this one... Always admired his works.. :D and loved the way you ended... too good.. you deserve a brownie my friend... :D

Thank you for your videos on cinematographers. They are amazing - very concise and to the point. I'll second the Christopher Doyle request.

Very informative and well made!

Excellent video.. as always

nicely done. i like this series.

another good one!

Very informative video, keep making these! I'd also like to see a video about Newton Thomas Sigel's cinematography.

Can you discuss Dean Semler, Stuart Dryburgh, and Geoffrey Unsworth?

thanks another great episode

can i have some more explanation on what he does on night shots cos this video goes really fast on it and it looks wonderful

Great video Wolfcrow! How about an episode on Harris Savides, particularly his work on zodiac!

he also uses an 80D filter when working with the RED to take down the noise in the blue channel.

Great job! Very interesting. Could you analyze the work of Darius Wolski?

quality content! thank you!!

Fantastic video man, i would love to see one about Robert Elswit.

I hope to see an episode for Jack Cardiff!!

Awesome... Robert Elswit next?

Please do a video on his father Jordan Cronenweth!

Really Awesome!! can you please do understanding the cinematography of Robby Müller

I would like to see a video about Anthony Dod Mantle, Danny Boyle's go to DP.

Interesting. I used well known video cameras, primarily GH4s, purely for stills. Nice work.

Dion Beebe, Trent Opaloch, Steve Yedlin,

Great video. Have you thought of doing one on Robbie Ryan?

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Very nice playlist, thanks a lot ! What is a kicker light ? My english is not very good

Please make one abouth John Seale, great mate of George Muller, Barry Levingson and oscar winning by the English Patience :)

can you discuss phillipe Roueselot

Christopher Doyle!!!

Very interesting! Thank You! What about Vilmos Zsigmond?

Video for Robert Elswit?

What about Nicholas winding refn?

I hope to see a episode about Guillermo Navarro.

Sareesh. what did you mean by matrix frenzy?

Do a video about the great cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema please!

nice ep, thank you. What about Nic Roeg a a subject?

nice work... could you analyze the work of claudio miranda please

Can you do one of these on Harris Savides?

What documentary is that at 3:22?

i'm sorry but what does "so he can bounce exposure" mean?

4:25 the arri and leica lenses have a 'clinical' look. what are some lenses that would give a more naturalistic/earthy look? Do they exist?

Newton Thomas Sigel

What's that movie with Scarlett Johansson in it?

CTO and CTB on the camera itself???? The camera has WB adjustment.

Wally Pfister please.

Guillermo Navarro pls man

what movie is 4.51 from?

Nykvist please

Pc sreeram plz...

Jack Cardiff, please...

Get rid of the logo in the corner, super distracting

Nice, been waiting for this!