Subscribe to the Podcast:
Show Notes
In this episode of The Wandering DP Podcast we conclude our conversation with DP Stefan Duscio. Stefan is an Australian cinematographer who has shot some of my favorite commercials and music video projects and also has an ever growing list of feature film credits to his name.
I am a big fan so it was great to sit down and hear his story and how he approaches the art of cinematography. Be sure to check out a small selection of his work below. Enjoy!
TWDP 017: What You’ll Hear in this Episode
In our Part 2 with Stefan we go in depth into his feature preparation tactics and how he used prep time to his advantage during the lead up to shooting his feature Galore. Lots of great insights and tips that you can incorporate in your own prep.
Inspiration Corner
This week’s inspiration corner is a whole lot of Christopher Doyle. Enjoy.
Capturing Better Images
FSI BM090 – A Fantastic Field Monitor
Subscribe to the Podcast:
Featured Interview
Stefan Duscio – Cinematography Site
Select Work:
Galore – Trailer (Feature)
Galore/ Trailer from Stefan Duscio on Vimeo.
Seafolly (Commercial)
The Mule (Feature)
Thanks for Listening
Thanks again for listening to the show. If you find the content valuable please share the podcast using the social media buttons on this page.
Also, reviews for the podcast on itunes are extremely helpful for the getting the word out about the show. If you can take a second to write an honest review that would be greatly appreciated. The more reviews the more people the show can reach and I do take on board all the comments to try and make the show as good as possible.
And lastly, don’t forget to subscribe on Itunes or Stitcher to make sure you are always up to date with the latest episodes from the podcast or even better, sign up to support the show on Patreon.
I just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to put together these podcasts. These have been very beneficial to the community and more importantly they are inspiring. Thanks,
Nate
I agree with previous comment. These are very inspiring. Thanks a lot for doing these.