In this episode of the Go Creative Show, cinematographer Jarin Blaschke discusses his work on the new film Nosferatu, reflecting on his journey in cinematography and the collaborative process with director Robert Eggers. He delves into the unique visual style of Nosferatu, including the use of moonlight and lighting techniques, as well as the challenges faced during production. Jarin shares insights on camera movement, framing choices, and the emotional impact of the film on viewers. He also hints at future projects and his aspirations in the film industry.

Takeaways

• The journey to becoming a cinematographer can be long and challenging.
• Collaboration with Robert Eggers has been pivotal in Jarin’s career.
• Lighting techniques in Nosferatu were carefully developed over time.
• The film’s unique look was influenced by historical context and artistic choices.
• Camera movement in Nosferatu aims to create an eerie viewer experience.
• Jarin emphasizes the importance of framing and composition in storytelling.
• The emotional impact of the film is enhanced by its visual style.
• Future projects may explore new techniques and styles in filmmaking.
• Jarin is open to directing in the future, exploring new creative avenues.

Show Links

• Go Creative Show
• BC Media Productions

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