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SHOOT Magazine | June-July 2020 www.SHOOTonline.com June/July 2020 Chat Room 22 The Road To Emmy Series Part 5, Page 4 Cinematographers & Cameras 23 From top left, clockwise: The Plot Against America; Stranger Things; Yellowstone; I Know This Much is True; Hunters; and Ramy. Streaming Services 27 Production & Post Recovery 14 From left: Sergio Lopez-Ferrero, Kate Morrison, Mark A. Lanza, and Mike Fantasia The Best Place To Put Your Work To Work To Find You New Work. 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This was great. trust around you, knowing they will work (left/right/higher/further/angle/tilt/closer Everyone appreciated the chance of creat- SHOOT is a member of: super hard to deliver the best they can. my direction your direction...) ing something special, in these times and For Zalando we shot on smartphones, For me, connecting with the cast was a under these circumstances, being proud of GoPros and tiny speed drones that are of- lot easier than expected. Being on video the outcome. ficially referred to by many as “toys.” As a calls with them the whole time felt super Follow SHOOT via hashtag #SHOOTONLINE at: former cinematographer, It is crazy what natural and personal, probably because by Director/DP Stefanie Soho is repped A CELEBRATION OF THE ORIGINAL MUSIC, you can get out of this technology with the now we’re all used to being on these type of in the U.S. by Contrast Eye and in Europe CRAFT AND ARTISTRY OF SEASON 3 right cast, edit and a bit of a plan before calls. We shared a lot of laughs, got them to via BWGTBLD. Soho turns out car work shooting. Directing this project took me off understand the project and how we needed and uber-hip stories for top brands. Recent Cover photo credits for The Road To Emmy (top left, clock- set, and demonstrated that one can create them to be a true part of it. work include spots and branded content for WATCH NOW ON CONSIDERAMAZON.COM/MAISEL_MUSICAL wise): The Plot Against America, photo by Michele K. Short/ HBO; Stranger Things, Netflix; Yellowstone, Paramount strong atmospheres and stories with quite Videocalls and WhatsApp group chats Porsche, Mercedes, Levi’s with Justin Tim- Network; I Know This Much is True, photo by Atsushi simple means. proved both uber-productive and exhaust- berlake, DJ Khaled for Snipes and the afore- Nishijima/HBO; Hunters, photo by Christopher Saunders/ Amazon Studios; Ramy, Hulu. Streaming Services: The Even more so now, having a good cast is ing. You get stuff done, yes, but having a mentioned “Together I Am Strong” spot for Mandalorian (top pic), photo by Melinda Sue Gordon/ Disney+; Dummy (bottom pic), Quibi. crucial, We needed our cast to shoot scenes beer all by yourself at the “wrap” in front of Zalando, having already garnered 2.8mm themselves, so it was important they also your computer screen is actually very sad. views on YouTube. June/July 2020 SHOOT 3 100 70 70 80 100 ROAD TO EMMY 100 100 66 66 75 40 40 50 19 19 25 Creator, Director, DP, EP & 7.4 7.4 10 25 50 75 90 100 10.2 2.2 3 2.2 3.1 Production Designer POVs 0 40 0 40 0 0 70 40 40 70 Insights into 40 40 70 40 Ramy, The Plot 40 70 70 70 40 40 Against America, 70 40 70 70 20 Stranger Things, Michele by K.Photo Short/HBO 40 40 70 40 40 10 I Know This courtesyPhoto of Hulu 100 100 Much is True, 40 40 100 40 Yellowstone 40 40 100 40 100 and Hunters 100 30 3% By Robert Goldrich, The 30 70 Road To Emmy, Part 5 70 30 70 Photo courtesyPhoto of Netix Photo by Christopher Saunders/Amazon Studios Christopher Saunders/Amazon by Photo Network courtesyPhoto of Paramount 100 100 Ramy Youssef quipped that there’s not a tional resonance and relevance. Besides his mix of good intentions and at times 100 60 lot of blame to go around if his Ramy se- being its creator, writer, EP and lead ac- misguided, conflicted, crazy behavior.60 ® 100 ries (Hulu) on occasion misses the mark. tor, Youssef has stepped up his directorial Still, the protagonist and his100 family are Youssef, who first gained widespread rec- involvement.
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