F R A M E F I L T E R

I make it habit to take screengrabs compulsively now, so I thought it'd be nice to share them with some friends. I called it "Frame Filter." Not everybody will see these movies, but it's still kinda nice to see some of the photography. Anyhow, enjoi.

ps. Here are some good links for extra knowledge about cinematography:
-Wiki cinematography
-Allen Daviau Interviews
-Another still frame site (hasn't been update in a while). Lots of film links on left side.
-Oscar List of Best Cinematography Nominees
-Moreabout lenses, angles, etc.
-The ASC
-A great video interview with Janusz Kaminski
-Awritten interview with Kaminski.
-Great Conrad L. Hall interview about Road to Perdition and his process in general.
Slawomir Interview

1000 Frames of Hitchcock

Indy Screen Grabs
Disney Screen Caps Thanks PBCBStudios!

Princess Mononoke Screen GrabsHERE and HERE and bigger ones HERE.

Here are some MORE anime screenshots.

Deakins interview from the Camera Guild.
And another DEAKINS interview from EW and THIS one from InDigest.

More Deakins

mise-en-scene

Great Visions of Light clip

Leave Me The White has an amazing amount of screen caps that are a nice high res.

The talented Lou Romano blog, CINEMOSAIC covers some wonderful films, popular to lesser known, check it out.

Here's an insane site of screencaps done by Evan Richards.

Cinemasquid.

BY John Nevarez filmbytes

Other screencap sites:
screenshotworld.
anime backgrounds
movies in color
film grabs

Just so you aren't scrolling forever, look on the right and pick a movie in the links section that you want to look at. Or, by all means, scroll away.

Like I said, this is just a dumping ground for images I've collected (many of them from the trailers). Enjoi.

-STEVEN

ep. Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer dp. Tim Ives 2016

dir.  James Mangold 
dp.  Phedon Papamichael 
2019

dir. Bong Joon Ho dp. Kyung-pyo Hong 2019