Newsletter No. 005: Doug Emmett: Lighting Emmy Rossum and Anya Taylor-Joy in Furious and Lucky
For photography's 200th anniversary, Fujifilm is turning the Lower East Side into three days of exhibitions, keynotes, workshops, photo walks and portfolio reviews across eight venues, for people who make still and moving images alike. Melinda Sue Gordon, the unit still photographer for Christopher Nolan, Martin Scorsese and Paul Thomas Anderson, is among the speakers. Bring whatever camera you work with. The festival house lends cameras and lenses all weekend, and will check and clean yours.
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FUJIKINA comes to New York
For photography’s 200th anniversary, Fujifilm is turning the Lower East Side into three days of exhibitions, keynotes, workshops, photo walks and portfolio reviews across eight venues, for people who make still and moving images alike. Melinda Sue Gordon, the unit still photographer for Christopher Nolan, Martin Scorsese and Paul Thomas Anderson, is among the speakers. Bring whatever camera you work with. The festival house lends cameras and lenses all weekend, and will check and clean yours.
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