The petition gives a call on the Founder and team of Camerimage Festival to take greater strides towards equal gender representation of cinematographers at its prestigious festival. It is underscored the need for sustained efforts to increase the presence of diversity…
The Nigerian film industry, known as Nollywood, is a colossal entity, celebrated for its prolific output and significant cultural impact. Nollywood is the largest film industry in Africa and ranks third globally in terms of volume, trailing only behind Bollywood…
By Alfonso Parra AEC, ADFC The world of direction of photography has been necessarily linked to several aspects of cinematography. The first is the camera’s own reality as a tool, which makes a representation/interpretation of the real by means of…
It is with deep sadness that IMAGO – International Federation of Cinematographers announces the passing of our esteemed former president, Andreas Fischer-Hansen. Born in Copenhagen in 1941, Andreas had a distinguished career in cinematography spanning several decades. After studying philosophy…
Armenian cinematographer Miko Malkhasyan, ACG career is a shining example of the power of passion, perseverance, and creativity. From constructing makeshift cameras out of cigarette boxes as a child to working on internationally acclaimed films, Malkhasyan’s story is one of…
The journey of a cinematographer is often shaped by the films that leave an indelible mark on their artistic sensibilities. For Miko Malkhasyan, three crucial works significantly influenced his approach to filmmaking: The Color of Pomegranates by Sergei Parajanov, Stalker…