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Tick, Tick... Boom! Cinematography (with Alice Brooks ASC) GCS297

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TICK, TICK... BOOM! follows Jonathan Larson on his path to being the successful musical composer we know of him today. Cinematographer Alice Brooks ASC breaks down her cinematic approach and biggest challenges of the film. Alice and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss the film's biggest scenes, challenges of musicals, having to use filtration in place of haze, and much more! Subscribe Now!

What you will learn in this episode
  • Transitioning from IN THE HEIGHTS to TICK, TICK... BOOM! (01:05)
  • Recreating Jonathan Larson's apartment (05:06)
  • Referencing source material from the real-life protagonist (08:46)
  • Claustrophobia through cinematography (14:06)
  • Creating juxtaposition through lighting and color theory (17:38)
  • Panavision cameras and anamorphic lenses (23:56)
  • Using filtration instead of haze (27:19)
  • Creating distinct looks for the workshop scenes (33:41)
  • Achieving seamless transitions for scenes (40:48)
  • Challenges of the pool scene (44:00)
  • Advice for aspiring cinematographers (47:13)
  • And more!

Go Creative Show is supported by:

Filmmaker's Academy - Master Your Craft Use code GOCREATIVE10 for 10% off a membership Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Show Links Follow Our Guest Follow Ben Consoli

Follow Connor Crosby (producer)

Follow Dave Siegel (sound mixer)

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Manage episode 319126429 series 2311351
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TICK, TICK... BOOM! follows Jonathan Larson on his path to being the successful musical composer we know of him today. Cinematographer Alice Brooks ASC breaks down her cinematic approach and biggest challenges of the film. Alice and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss the film's biggest scenes, challenges of musicals, having to use filtration in place of haze, and much more! Subscribe Now!

What you will learn in this episode
  • Transitioning from IN THE HEIGHTS to TICK, TICK... BOOM! (01:05)
  • Recreating Jonathan Larson's apartment (05:06)
  • Referencing source material from the real-life protagonist (08:46)
  • Claustrophobia through cinematography (14:06)
  • Creating juxtaposition through lighting and color theory (17:38)
  • Panavision cameras and anamorphic lenses (23:56)
  • Using filtration instead of haze (27:19)
  • Creating distinct looks for the workshop scenes (33:41)
  • Achieving seamless transitions for scenes (40:48)
  • Challenges of the pool scene (44:00)
  • Advice for aspiring cinematographers (47:13)
  • And more!

Go Creative Show is supported by:

Filmmaker's Academy - Master Your Craft Use code GOCREATIVE10 for 10% off a membership Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Show Links Follow Our Guest Follow Ben Consoli

Follow Connor Crosby (producer)

Follow Dave Siegel (sound mixer)

  continue reading

157 episodes

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