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Cinematographer Cailin Yatsko joins the show to discuss her journey into filmmaking, the perks of learning on the job, and how collaboration can teach you something about yourself. Timestamps and full transcript below.
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Cailin’s website: www.cailinyatsko.com
Cailin’s Instagram: @cailinyatsko
Bicephaly Pictures: www.bicephalypictures.com
Bicephaly Pictures Instagram: @bicephaly
Days of Gray:
Website: www.daysofgray.com
Instagram: @daysofgray
Short History of the Long Road:
Website: www.shorthistorylongroad.com
Instagram: @shorthistorylongroad
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Intro
Cailin’s Early Interest in Filmmaking
Undergrad and the Value in a Broad Education
Business Classes and Learning on the Job
Inexperience Can Be Valuable in Just Starting Out
Learning from Other Mediums like Books
Film School
Meeting Ani Simon-Kennedy
Setting the Goal of Making Features
Cailin and Ani’s Creative Process
Collaboration in Filmmaking
Learning About Yourself Through Collaboration
Setting New Challenges for Yourself
The Helpfulness of Restrictions
Releasing During a Pandemic
How to Watch Cailin’s Films
Outro
About Cailin Yatsko: Originally from Arkansas, Cailin Yatsko is a New York City-based narrative and documentary cinematographer. In 2011, she partnered with director Ani Simon-Kennedy to form Bicephaly Pictures, one of just a few female production companies in NYC - producing narrative films, music videos, web series, and commercials. Her commercial cinematography includes award-winning branded and editorial content for clients such as Google, Intel, Condé Nast, Colgate, The New Yorker, The Fader, Vice, and many others in her nine years working in the industry. With director Ani Simon-Kennedy, they have collaborated on two narrative features: Days of Gray and The Short History of the Long Road, which premiered in US Narrative Competition at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival and released by FilmRise. She also shot with director Cynthia Lowen (Bully) for the feature documentary Netizens, exposing the proliferation of cyber harassment facing women (2018 Tribeca Film Festival).
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Cinematographer Cailin Yatsko joins the show to discuss her journey into filmmaking, the perks of learning on the job, and how collaboration can teach you something about yourself. Timestamps and full transcript below.
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Website: www.daysofgray.com
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Intro
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Film School
Meeting Ani Simon-Kennedy
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About Cailin Yatsko: Originally from Arkansas, Cailin Yatsko is a New York City-based narrative and documentary cinematographer. In 2011, she partnered with director Ani Simon-Kennedy to form Bicephaly Pictures, one of just a few female production companies in NYC - producing narrative films, music videos, web series, and commercials. Her commercial cinematography includes award-winning branded and editorial content for clients such as Google, Intel, Condé Nast, Colgate, The New Yorker, The Fader, Vice, and many others in her nine years working in the industry. With director Ani Simon-Kennedy, they have collaborated on two narrative features: Days of Gray and The Short History of the Long Road, which premiered in US Narrative Competition at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival and released by FilmRise. She also shot with director Cynthia Lowen (Bully) for the feature documentary Netizens, exposing the proliferation of cyber harassment facing women (2018 Tribeca Film Festival).
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