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Cinematographer's IMAX 65mm Breakthrough
7 Dec
Summary
- Autumn Durald Arkapaw is the first woman to shoot a movie in IMAX 65mm.
- Her work on 'Sinners' is lauded for its haunting, funny, and beautiful cinematography.
- Arkapaw credits director Ryan Coogler for fostering a supportive creative environment.
Cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw recently achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first woman to shoot a film, "Sinners," in IMAX 65mm. Beyond this technical achievement, her visual artistry in the vampire film is widely acclaimed for its haunting beauty, emotional range, and thematic resonance.
Arkapaw acknowledged director Ryan Coogler during her IndieWire Honors acceptance speech, highlighting the importance of trust and collaboration in her career. She stated that these supportive relationships have allowed her to contribute her unique visual perspective and thrive in an industry where women are underrepresented.
She expressed a desire to inspire aspiring filmmakers, particularly women, to pursue their creative ambitions with courage. Arkapaw believes that providing artists with the space to be seen and express themselves is key to making an impactful contribution, emphasizing the collaborative spirit behind the stunning visuals of "Sinners."
