Severance
FEATURES TECH TALK SMOOTH OPERATOR SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE SOC WEBSITE SUBMISSIONS Severance:Research and Development A Conversation with Sam Ellison, SOCBy David Daut In the year since its release, Severance has gone on to garner critical acclaim and a host of accolades,...John Wick Chapter 4
FEATURES TECH TALK SMOOTH OPERATOR SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE SOC WEBSITE SUBMISSIONS John Wick: Chapter 4Planning and Improvisation A Conversation with James Frater, SOCBy David Daut After coming out of retirement to enact revenge on the person who killed his dog and stole...The Old Man
FEATURES TECH TALK SMOOTH OPERATOR SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE SOC WEBSITE SUBMISSIONS The Old Man:Not Moving the Camera A Conversation with Paul Sanchez & Hilton GoringBy David Daut Coming on the heels of their nomination for Camera Operator of the Year in...Camera Operator of the Year Roundtable
FEATURES TECH TALK SMOOTH OPERATOR SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE SOC WEBSITE SUBMISSIONS Camera Operator of the YearRoundtable A Conversation with Daniel Bishop, SOC | ASSOC BSC | ACO & Dave Chameides, SOC Hosted by David Daut During the Society of Camera Operator’s...
Summer Camera Operator
Over nine years and four films, the scale and scope of the John Wick series has steadily increased, culminating in this year’s John Wick: Chapter 4, a globe-trotting epic that sees the former-former assassin trying one last time to walk away from this life for good. To learn more about what is involved in shooting the sort of spectacle seen in this film, Camera Operator had the chance to chat with Steadicam operator James Frater, SOC, about his work on John Wick: Chapter 4.
