Are We In a Golden Age of Cinematography? Feat. Jomo Fray and Oren Soffer

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With the proliferation of accessible cinema cameras, affordable lighting, and the democratization of filmmaking tools, cinematography is changing with breathtaking speed. Hosts Peter Pascucci and Ava Benjamin Shorr speak with Jomo Fray and Oren Soffer about the unprecedented access to filmmaking tools, the impact of shifting industry models, and the dangers of complacency. As filmmakers navigate AI-generated imagery, studio uncertainty, and cultural shifts, they ask: Is this truly a golden age, or are we looking at the end of an era?

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This episode is sponsored by Fujifilm, Sandisk and TCP Insurance.

Show notes, stills and credits: https://cinematographysalon.com/podcast/are-we-in-a-golden-age-of-cinematography-feat-jomo-fray-and-oren-soffer/

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