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EXCLUSIVE: Josephine Langford (Moxie), Drew Starkey (Outer Banks) and Archie Renaux (The Greatest Beer Run Ever) have signed on to star in The Other Zoey, a rom-com from Gulfstream Pictures that will head into production this month in North Carolina.
I DREAM YOU DREAM OF ME now streaming on Criterion Channel.
Part of “Female Gaze: Women Directors + Women Cinematographers.” This sprawling selection of films both directed and shot by women testifies to an extraordinary tradition of female collaboration behind the camera.
EXCLUSIVE: Brian Cox and Sinqua Walls have signed on to star and exec produce Mending the Line. The drama will be helmed by Joshua Caldwell (Infamous), which begins production later this month in Montana. Stephen Camelio penned the script.
Eve M. Cohen is an award-winning cinematographer known for her work on independent feature films, social justice documentaries and as a pioneer in the world of virtual reality. Her visual style is fueled by collaboration, empathy and intention.
Eve Cohen, the cinematographer for the new Bella Thorne thriller Infamous, sat down with Pop Break to talk about the highly innovative and creative visual choices that were made in the film.
Vertical Entertainment will bow the Bella Thorne action-crime thriller Infamous in close to three dozen drive-ins on the east coast, in the midwest and the south. The film will also be available in digital virtual cinemas, all starting on Friday, June 12.
The short films in this program investigate the gendered body through tropes and traps of cinematic production, growing out of conversations (both recent and historical) about assault in the filmmaking industry.
EXCLUSIVE: Assassination Nation and Famous In Love star Bella Thorne is set to star in writer-director Joshua Caldwell’s (Layover) crime feature Southland.
As the City dedicates Arthur Ashe Boulevard, the museum will offer visitors a unique view into the local legend with the Ashe ‘68 Virtual Reality Experience.
Cinematographer Eve M. Cohen employs a cinema camera to capture 360-degree virtual reality for this unique short.
Around the world, women human rights defenders and women’s rights activists fight for the rights and freedoms of women and all individuals, every day.
Park City, UTAH. On the panel were four cinematographers who work in documentary, narrative, and commercials: Natasha Braier, Eve M Cohen, Naiti Gámez, and Kristy Tully.
This CODEX case-study documents the technical process in creating the nodal-VR project: ASHE ‘68 (2017). This VR film premiered at the US OPEN in the fall of 2018.
Interviewed in late fall 2016, Eve's episode aired April 2017, one of 10 in B&H Photo's series "Women of Influence."
For example, some years ago, when digital cameras came to dominate filmmaking, cinematographers began hiring digital-imaging technicians, or DITs, to handle image-quality control and color correction directly on the set.
Guest speaker part of the International Cinematographers Guild panel at VRLA 2017 "Shooting VR for Post" ICG Co-panelists: Dane Brehm, Andrew Shulkind, Evan Pesses and Andrew Cochrane. Moderated