Capturing Horror Films” on October 27th

Jump into the Spirit of Halloween and go behind the lens of the horror movie style.

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, October 17, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Manhattan Edit Workshop’s “Sight, Sound & Story: Live” month-to-month on-line occasion collection continues on October 27th with acclaimed Cinematographers, Charlie Sarroff and Oona Menges, with Moderator Chad Anderson.

Inside Episode XXII: Horror movies rely on the cinematographer to create the compositions, tone, temper, and surreal imagery that scare us to our core and hold us on the sting of our seats. Just in time for Halloween, be part of us for a particular dialog with Cinematographers Charlie Sarroff and Oona Menges as they focus on their method to capturing horror and suspense. Charlie Sarroff’s newest work may be seen within the just lately launched traumatic horror “Smile,” directed by Parker Finn. Oona Menges work within the style may be seen in “The Host,” directed by Andy Newbery. Moderator Chad Anderson will information the dialogue and present examples of Charlie and Oona’s extraordinary work within the horror style.

All attendees who register for this occasion will obtain a hyperlink and password half-hour previous to the occasion. The occasion might be out there at 8:00 PM EST/ 5:00 PM PST on October 27th. This will achieve free entry for all attendees who register.

This occasion wouldn’t be doable with out our Master Storyteller Sponsors: OWC, AJA Video Systems, American Cinema Editors, & EditFest Global; in addition to our Technology Sponsors: ZEISS, and Filmmaker U. We are additionally grateful for the continued help of our companions ProductionHUB, Digital Cinema Society, Mallorca Film Festival, LAPPG, NYWIFT, Film Fatales, and The D-Word.

To register, please go to: https://bit.ly/3yqCO5f

About Our Panelists:
Oona Menges is admired for her beautiful compositions and suave lighting expertise she developed whereas working her method up via the digital camera division on each style of movie. Menges just lately wrapped taking pictures Apple TV’s, “Lovely Little Farm,” the extremely anticipated household pleasant live-action/animation hybrid. Working with BAFTA Award profitable creators Maddy Darrall, Billy Macqueen and Catherine Williams, who’ve collaborated on hit kids’s tv titles together with “Teletubbies,” “Topsy & Tim” and “Waffle the Wonder Dog.”

In early 2021 Menges shot “L.O.L.A,” an exhilarating story about sisters who uncover a machine that may intercept radio and tv broadcasts from the long run. Directed by Andrew Legge, the Forties interval/sci-fi stars Emma Appleton and Stefanie Martini.

She additionally just lately lensed The Host, directed by long-time collaborator Andy Newbery. A darkish crime horror movie, “The Host” follows a London banker whose run-ins with a Chinese cartel results in a global journey full of darkish secrets and techniques and penalties.

Prior to The Host, Menges labored on the online drama collection “Different for Girls,” photographing six episodes. It is predicated on a novel of the identical identify, written by Jacquie Lawrence. The adaptation follows a bunch of lesbian and bisexual girls whose lives and loves are as wealthy and sophisticated as any of their heterosexual contemporaries.

Menges additionally lensed the mini-series “Joe All Alone,” primarily based on Joanna Nadin’s bestselling novel. “Joe All Alone” is the story of a younger boy who’s left dwelling alone for every week to fend for himself, coping with new associates and a mysterious parcel of cash he uncovers within the rest room.

The first function movie Menges shot was the 2015 investigative thriller “Social Suicide,” directed by Bruce Webb. The movie is a free retelling of Romeo and Juliet via a social media lens. It examines the lengths youngsters will go to, to get seen on the web.

Menges additionally filmed a number of quick movies, together with: O-T Fagbenle’s “Moth (Man of the House)”; George Tanu’s “Looking for Albert”; Ian Boisvert and Drew Hoffman’s “Rubicon”; Lyndon Ives’ “Verity”; and the TV film “Elen,” directed by Andy Newbery.

Menges is on the board of the GBCT and on the committee for the British Camera Operator Awards with a job as mentor for display expertise. With affiliations to IATSE, BECTU, GBCT, WFTV, BSC.

Charlie Sarroff is an award-winning Australian cinematographer, recognized for his compelling and dexterous lensing of movies and tv reveals. His newest work may be seen in “Smile,” director Parker Finn’s upcoming traumatic horror releasing to theaters Sep. 30.

Starring Sosie Bacon, Rob Morgan, Kal Penn, Jessie T. Usher and Kyle Gallner, “Smile” follows the story of a psychiatrist who witnesses a traumatic occasion involving a affected person. As she begins to see and expertise terrifying occurrences solely seen to her, she grows more and more satisfied {that a} supernatural drive is following her.

Currently, Sarroff is working on “Broke,” an impartial neo-western from director Carlyle Eubank starring Wyatt Russell.

Sarroff is thought for his work on critically acclaimed movies reminiscent of Natalie Erika James’s “Relic,” Kelly Oxford’s “Pink Skies Ahead” and Sam Kristofski’s “Zieri Cosmos.” For his excellent lensing on “Relic,” Sarroff earned options in Australian Cinematographer Magazine, Filmmaker Magazine and The Hollywood Reporter.

Sarroff’s movies have screened at festivals throughout the globe together with SXSW, Sundance, Sitges Film Festival, the Sydney Film Festival, the Sydney International Film Festival, the New York Film Festival, the Cairo International Film Festival, the Rome Independent Film Festival and the Prague Short Film Festival.
Outside of narrative movie and tv, Sarroff additionally has deep expertise lensing music movies. Some of his credit embrace movies for David Guetta, Alexandra Savior, Lil Kim, POND, Lil Tracy, Coyote, Broods, Ian Kelly, James Supercave and San Cisco.

Chad Anderson is a university professor, animation geek, poet, video editor & skateboarder from the Jersey Shore. He has labored on a spread of modifying and visible FX initiatives for company, instructional, broadcast, non-profit and army organizations all around the nation (and as soon as in Korea). Previous purchasers have included E! Entertainment, “The Charlie Rose Show,” the WB, The Count Basie Theatre and a movie that went straight to video with John Stamos in it. He holds a Master’s in Education from NJCU and has been educating for over 18 years.

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