RUSSELL CARPENTER - Cinematographer

Team Deakins

James Ellis Deakins

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4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2023

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Team Deakins speaks with cinematographer Russell Carpenter (TITANIC, TRUE LIES, AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER). We wade through the years-long process of shooting AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER, and Russell describes the unique environment James Cameron created to realize the film. We compare working on smaller, less effects-heavy projects with the contrary and discuss the joys of knowing what you got on the day and the immediacy of that type of filmmaking. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to season two of the Team Deakin's podcast.
0:08.4	A collection of informal conversations between Roger and James Deakin's and Aghest.
0:14.3	We never know where the conversation will take us, so listen in and see where it goes.
0:22.0	Today's podcast is being brought to you by True Cut Motion from Pixelworks.
0:27.9	True Cut Motion is an advanced motion grading technology that works seamlessly with both
0:33.6	theatrical and home streaming distribution, providing filmmakers with a broad new pallet
0:40.0	of motion looks previously not possible.
0:43.4	By unlocking tools for the adjustment of jutter, shutter angle, and speed ramps shot by
0:49.0	shot and post production, True Cut Motion gives the filmmaker unprecedented control of the
0:56.0	motion look of their work on any screen.
1:02.7	Today we're pleased to be speaking with a cinematographer.
1:06.2	His credits include True Lies, Ant-Man, Titanic, and Avatar the way of water.
1:12.0	We're so pleased to have Russell Carpenter with us today.
1:15.0	Russell, thank you for doing this.
1:16.6	Hey, Russell.
1:17.6	Hello.
1:18.6	Hi.
1:19.6	I think we'd like to start out asking you how you got to where you are today.
1:23.3	Is this something, did you always want to shoot films or did you find it later down the
1:29.0	path?
1:30.0	What's your story?
1:31.0	I found it later down the path.
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