How Stanley Kubrick Shot Barry Lyndon Using Natural Light

Earlier this week we posted this video with Joe Dunton discussing the lenses used by Stanley Kubrick in his films. Here’s the next in a Kubrick cinematography playlist: various cinematographers on his use of the BNC camera and Zeiss f/0.7 lenses to shoot Barry Lyndon in natural light. Previously at Filmmaker, Jim Hemphill sat down with three of the film’s actors for a discussion of the making of that modern classic. An excerpt: Yet Kubrick’s obsessive control over the final product wasn’t the whole story, according to both Vitali and Savage. “He’s got this huge reputation for being a control […]

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